Nimby City

is a Puzzle City Builder. Think Sim City meets Tetris meets Cookie Clicker.

When starting the project the main pillar or design goal was to create a game where building stuff feels great and you get to build stuff none stop because money is coming in faster than you can spend it.

You control the game with the mouse alone but there are also optional keyboard controls. What buildings you get to place is randomized as is the shape of your "stamp". The complexity of the stamp increases over time.
You place buildings with the left mouse button and rotate your stamp with the right. There are 4 different building types:
Residential (Red), Commercial (Blue), Industrial (Yellow) and Nature (Green).

Each one has their own preference and distaste of what their neighbor tiles should be. Positive and negative influences from the surrounding tiles will increase of decrease the level of your buildings. Larger higher level buildings generate money faster. For every level up of a building you will receive a gold coin that symbolically represents the trust of your citizens. Creating new buildings or leveling down existing buildings will cost your some of these coins. If you run out of coins the game is over.

Game-Design Art and Code by Soenke C. "Warby" Seidel
Music by Jason Coffi