If not every single thing little thing needs freaking diamond for example when I try to buy land. вЂњDonвЂ™t get me wrong this game is good not the best but itвЂ™s good I will give it more stars. I donвЂ™t have a problem with watching the videos but after it kicks me out then I lose all my progress and anyDiamonds I use for things I need.вЂќ вЂњIt has been crashing and kicking me out the past few days when I watch a video. вЂњIвЂ™ve played some other city games, and this game has some unique elements, such as fires. This game is very enjoyable, does not demand constant intervention, and makes progress easy.вЂќ Many of the things I complained have been fixed, so IвЂ™m upgrading it from 4 to 5. вЂњIвЂ™m leaving my old review in, for comparison. Making cash is no problem if have a late population with so many buses and bus stops. Lots of challenges particularly the demand for diamonds. вЂњIвЂ™ve been playing this game for months and it keeps getting better and better. I also like that it doesnвЂ™t take long for my energy to restore.вЂќ You know the ones where itвЂ™s covered with a sheet and you have to wait like eight hours for it to be ready. ItвЂ™s not like a lot of games where your not really вЂњbuildingвЂќ the stuff. From the beginning there is plenty to do, and the goals help direct players through the game in an orderly way.вЂќ

вЂњThis is the best G5 game IвЂ™ve tried so far. Virtual City Playground can be used to help kids understand the parts of a city, explore how different systems are interconnected, and experiment with city layouts. There are 500+ quests built-in to the app, almost 200 buildings and decorations that can be erected, and 100 achievements to strive for. They can manufacture items to deliver to shopping malls create mass transit systems start recycling programs build parks, hospitals, and fire stations and plan public events such as street fairs. Virtual City Playground lets kids build the city of their dreams and then virtually run it.

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