
Is SuperTaxCity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- City-building fans who want runs shaped by random facility choices
- Simulation players who enjoy balancing earnings against timed tax payments
- Players who prefer experimenting with large pools of facilities and items
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control over residents, since their movement is random
- Players who dislike repeated decision cycles involving facility selection, placement, and tax payment
- Players looking for a city builder centered on unrestricted construction rather than changing choices
Our take on SuperTaxCity
Players who need direct control may hit a wall when residents begin moving randomly. Those seeking predictable planning may also bounce at the three-option selection system, where each placement depends on the facilities offered for that turn.
What is SuperTaxCity?
SuperTaxCity combines city building with roguelike selection.
Each turn presents three facility choices, and one must be placed on the map. Residents move around randomly; when they reach a facility, they carry out tasks and generate rewards. A time limit ends each round, triggering tax collection that must be paid with accumulated money. The game includes more than 100 facilities, each with distinct effects, alongside more than 100 items for further city modifications. Repeated selections and placements produce different city layouts and financial challenges. The objective is to create a profitable city from the options and resources available during each run.
How SuperTaxCity plays
- 01Random Facility Choices
- Each placement begins with three facilities selected for consideration.
- 02Resident Task Rewards
- Residents move independently and produce earnings after entering facilities.
- 03Timed Tax Payments
- A round ends when its timer expires, requiring taxes to be paid from earned funds.
- 04Facility Variety
- The game contains more than 100 facilities with different effects.
- 05City Items
- More than 100 items can modify or extend city development.
SuperTaxCity compared to similar games
SuperTaxCity combines city construction with random facility selection, resident-generated earnings, and timed tax payments. Bear and Breakfast focuses on operating a woodland bed-and-breakfast, while Ages of Conflict: World War Simulator centers on observing customized AI nations and their political conflicts rather than placing facilities and managing taxes.
SuperTaxCity: platforms & release
Is SuperTaxCity worth it?
It is worth it if: city-building fans who want runs shaped by random facility choices. Skip it if: players seeking direct control over residents, since their movement is random.
Where can I download SuperTaxCity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SuperTaxCity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SuperTaxCity on?
Windows only.
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