I Made $7,315,652 by Setting My Own City on Fire - Road to Your City - Let's Game It Out

Sometimes you hire the right person to be mayor, and other times... well, the wrong person still somehow gets you to the finish line anyway.

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More about Road to Your City (from Steam):

Road to your City is a city building and management game with a heavy emphasis on football. Slipping into the role of mayor, you are tasked with growing your city from a tiny village while simultaneously establishing a successful football club. Meet the wants and needs of your citizens and allow your city to flourish, all the while developing your football club from grassroots to world class powerhouse.

Build a city for people to live and work in. Create homes and provide jobs.
Found a football club, adding and developing talent as it grows.
Install and maintain training facilities to provide your players with the best development environment possible.
Enter your club in competition, starting with the district league all the way to the premiere competitions in world football.
Construct a football stadium and use your inevitable success on the pitch to attract new supporters.
React to security, satisfaction and population developments by upgrading or expanding your city with the buildings it needs.
Deal with unpredictable events such as players leaving or hooligans causing trouble in your stadium.
Further your city’s financial situation by providing services like TV, fan shops, and banks.
Request and acquire funding to develop both your city and club.
And much more!

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I Made $7,315,652 by Setting My Own City on Fire - Road to Your City gameplay - Let's Game It Out

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"Delightful D" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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I also used this music in my outro:
"Werq" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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