You start out with a small town that you can rapidly expand into a city, followed by a metropolis. As you expand your city and make it more profitable, your level will increase. You have a general “level” that ranges from 1 to 35. You need to click in order to make money. If you’ve never played a clicker game before, that’s pretty much how they work in a nutshell. (The game takes place in menus with detailed pictures, you don’t actually get to move around in the game). These can be shown off to your Steam friends in order to be the snobby capitalist you are. When you get big, you can unlock prestige items like jets to private islands. The game also has events based on real-world holidays that last for a limited time. You can send your ship off on adventures. You can buy an airport to export goods and trade with other countries. You can buy a coffee grinder for your cafes to keep your citizens happy. You have an office building where you can interview people to hire, for example. The game has a variety of buildings you can “enter” that each has different functions. It’s a humorous approach kind of like Adventure Capitalist. While this is true in some way, it should be taken lightly. The game advertises itself to be the “best and most accurate” capitalism simulator. There are also plenty of unlockables like facilities, airports, marinas, ships, aquariums, and even an atomic lab. You reinvest that profit back into your city to make even more money. When you build a new structure, it benefits your citizens and makes you profit. You can build a ton of different buildings like cafes, nightclubs, science labs, hotels, factories, and more. It’s an idle clicker game where you’ll need to build up your city by getting money.

Holyday City Reloaded (yes, that’s how you spell it) is a new clicker game that has you building up your city.

Holyday city reloaded guide