StrategyFit check
Is Technicity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy detailed construction and want to design their own building pieces and furniture.
- City builders who prefer first-person building and direct use of construction vehicles.
- Groups who want to create cities together or role-play in a shared world.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a city builder centered on managing budgets, services, or residents may find the emphasis on hands-on construction limiting.
- Those who prefer structured objectives or varied mission pacing may find the open-ended building loop repetitive.
- Players seeking a strategy game focused on combat or empire management will find a different type of play here.
Our take on Technicity
The listing emphasizes the map’s scale and freedom to build, while the described activities center on construction, terrain editing, and shared creations. It gives little detail about city-management systems or structured objectives, making player-built places the main focus.
What is Technicity?
Technicity is a first-person city-building game where players construct buildings, design blocks and furniture, and shape an open world.
Cranes and cement mixers speed up building, while bulldozers and steamrollers can alter terrain, including creating or removing mountains. The map covers 384 km² and has an existing road network; roads built by players connect to the navigation system. Factories produce custom blocks, items, and furniture, including usable creations such as opening garage doors, illuminated signs, and vehicles. Buildings can be saved as schematics for construction elsewhere. Players can share schematics and use community-made buildings, item designs, and maps from the Steam Workshop. Worlds support solo play and co-op, with friends joining to build cities or role-play.
How Technicity plays
- 01Custom Factory Items
- Factory-made designs can include functional creations such as illuminated signs, opening garage doors, and vehicles that other players in the world can use.
- 02Reusable Building Plans
- Save a building as a schematic and use it as a construction template elsewhere.
- 03Workshop Creations
- Share schematics and use community-made buildings, item designs, and maps.
- 04Terrain and Roads
- Modify the landscape with heavy vehicles, and connect player-built roads to the navigation system.
- 05Solo and Co-op
- Friends can join a world to build settlements or take part in role-play.
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Technicity: platforms & release
Is Technicity worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy detailed construction and want to design their own building pieces and furniture. Skip it if: players looking for a city builder centered on managing budgets, services, or residents may find the emphasis on hands-on construction limiting.
Where can I download Technicity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Technicity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Technicity on?
Windows only.
