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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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Sadly nothing so far. Most city builders for modern cities tend to use the sim city simplistic zoning model, ignore verticality and building is super-fast and stuff does not have maintenance costs once built. They also mostly focus on cars and mass transit, not so much walking and biking.
Have you played Workers And Resources?
No, I have seen someone play some of it on Youtube though.