Fit check
Is Hope for City worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Mini-RPG fans who want survival activities and turn-based combat
- Survival-game fans interested in farming, crafting, fishing, and cooking
- Exploration fans who want forest locations, boat sailing, and minigames
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large-scale RPG may find the stated mini-RPG scope too compact.
- Players who want real-time combat may hit a wall with the turn-based battle system.
- Players looking for a single focused activity may find the mix of farming, crafting, combat, fishing, and minigames too varied.
Our take on Hope for City
The clearest bounce point is combat: players who expect real-time fighting will encounter a turn-based system instead. Those seeking a large-scale RPG may also find the mini-RPG scope limiting, despite the range of farming, crafting, combat, and exploration activities.
What is Hope for City?
Hope for City is a mini RPG with survival activities and exploration.
Players can loot items, manage a basic farm, craft, buy weapons and armor, fish, cook, and mine. Combat uses a turn-based system and pits players against enemies and monsters, including wild animals and orcs. Players can sail a boat, take part in minigames, and explore a forest with hidden places to discover. The game brings these activities together in an old-school RPG structure. Its stated focus is mini RPG and survival gameplay, with farming, equipment, combat, and exploration among the systems available.
How Hope for City plays
- 01Turn-based combat
- Battles involve enemies and monsters, including wild animals and orcs.
- 02Farm management
- Players can manage a basic farm as one part of the survival gameplay.
- 03Weapons and armor
- Players can buy new equipment for use in the game.
- 04Fishing and cooking
- Both fishing and cooking are included as activities.
- 05Forest exploration
- The forest contains secret places to discover.
- 06Boat sailing
- Players can sail their own boat.
Hope for City compared to similar games
Mr. Prepper centers on building an underground shelter, crafting, and preparing for a nuclear-war threat, while Hope for City includes farming, fishing, cooking, mining, sailing, and turn-based combat. Potion Permit follows a story about a town seeking help for the mayor's ill daughter; Hope for City instead presents survival activities, exploration, and battles against monsters.
Hope for City: platforms & release
Is Hope for City worth it?
It is worth it if: mini-RPG fans who want survival activities and turn-based combat. Skip it if: players seeking a large-scale RPG may find the stated mini-RPG scope too compact.
Where can I download Hope for City?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Hope for City's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Hope for City on?
Windows only.
