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2016 PC

An indie strategy game that blends city building with puzzle elements as you grow a small empire. Little is known about it, so this rating relies mainly on the provided description.

What defines Lord Mayor:

  • Cosy, great for unwinding

The closest matches for Lord Mayor are Blueprint Tycoon, Fly Corp and Wordatro!. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Lord Mayor special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Blueprint Tycoon

97 %

2016 PC 2.99 € 81 % positive Very positive, 995 reviews on Steam

  • Gameplay comes before story
  • Bright, upbeat tone
  • Pure single-player experience

A business simulation where you run a settlement, gather raw materials and optimize production by designing your own blueprints of workers and tools to turn a profit on thin margins.

Wordatro!

Cosy, great for unwinding

Wordatro! is a roguelite word game where you spell words to score points and combine over 50 bonuses into a fresh strategy each run. Easy to pick up and a good fit for word-game fans who like Balatro-style run-building.

Bridge Constructor

Cosy, great for unwinding

As a bridge engineer, you design structures across canyons and rivers, then test them by sending vehicles across. It's all about tinkering and experimenting with physics that can make your bridge hold or collapse.

Freeways

Cosy, great for unwinding

You play a traffic engineer who draws freeway interchanges and ramps to keep cars flowing and jams at bay. A minimalist, brain-teasing planning puzzle with a simulation feel.

Block Factory

Cosy, great for unwinding

An automation and production game where you design and optimize factory assembly lines to turn building blocks into 3D figurines. The appeal lies in tinkering with efficient production flows.

Revolution Idle

Accessible and relaxed

A minimalist idle game where you multiply accumulators and push through repeated revolutions toward ever-larger numbers. The appeal lies in optimizing and chasing infinity.

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