I can't believe this game is only $2. If you're for a relaxing city building simulator that doesn't stress you out and gives you pretty much free reign to do as you please, you need to check out this game. Other similar titles tend to throw everything your way and remind you constantly about your budget (or lack thereof), but in Polyville Canyon, you're able to not only make money fast and easy, but everything you could possibly need to buy is within an affordable range that won't have you stressing over picking one monument over another. You can have your cake AND eat it. If you don't like where you've placed something, you can just move it. A feature that is a God send in games like this. You can build, rearrange, destroy, build again, all while completing far from difficult quests given to you by your neighbors. The only negative thing I can say about those quests is sometimes the reward is a little lacking for the objectives that require you to buy a multi-thousand dollar building. Spending $20,000 for a $500 reward is different, but again, making money in this game is super easy, so it's hardly an issue.

The game is incredibly user friendly, the music is easy to build to, and the game itself is very easy to pick up and play, even if you only have a few minutes to spare. I'll repeat it again, but I'm honestly amazed this game is only $2. It is definitely worth checking out.

I can't believe this game is only $2. If you're for a relaxing city building simulator that doesn't stress you out and gives you pretty much free reign to do as you please, you need to check out this game. Other similar titles tend to throw everything your way and remind you constantly about your budget (or lack thereof), but in Polyville Canyon, you're able to not only make money fast and easy, but everything you could possibly need to buy is within an affordable range that won't have you stressing over picking one monument over another. You can have your cake AND eat it. If you don't like where you've placed something, you can just move it. A feature that is a God send in games like this. You can build, rearrange, destroy, build again, all while completing far from difficult quests given to you by your neighbors. The only negative thing I can say about those quests is sometimes the reward is a little lacking for the objectives that require you to buy a multi-thousand dollar building. Spending $20,000 for a $500 reward is different, but again, making money in this game is super easy, so it's hardly an issue. The game is incredibly user friendly, the music is easy to build to, and the game itself is very easy to pick up and play, even if you only have a few minutes to spare. I'll repeat it again, but I'm honestly amazed this game is only $2. It is definitely worth checking out.