Cities & Regions
17 entries in the SimCity compendium.
San FranciscoSan Francisco landmarks appear as named buildings in SimCity 3000's architectural styles.BerlinFrom divided history to a unified hub of modern European innovation.LondonA historic metropolis reborn through the lens of urban simulation.ParisA historic metropolis where preservation meets progress in a dense urban simulation challeMountainousSteep slopes and high peaks test every mayor's engineering skills.SnowyBuild a metropolis where the cold never stops, but prosperity can still thrive.FlatThe endless green horizon where every mayor begins their journey.The RegionYour city is a dot on the map; the Region is the world around it.The 64x64 GridFour thousand nine hundred and thirty-six tiles of possibility — every skyline starts hereThe 32x32 GridOne thousand and twenty-four tiles, infinite cities—every SimCity story begins on the gridThe 128x128 GridSixteen thousand tiles of blank canvas — your city starts here, one square at a time.DesertWhere every cactus is a landmark and every drop of water is a policy decision.CoastalWhere the skyline meets the tide, every Sim builds a little closer to the sea.VolcanicBuild a thriving metropolis on the slopes of a sleeping giant.IslandOne patch of land, one ocean, and a mayor who refuses to run out of room.MetropolisWhere the skyline never sleeps and the traffic never forgives.The City LimitEvery SimCity has an edge, and at that edge stands a sign that says: this far, no further.
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