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 How shall I put it？I must confess I like the concept, it is much different from the simulation we usually see on an app store. But in another hand, the game didn’t complete its job. Didn’t translate all the text, and the font is too small sometimes and has some typos. For the subsequent release, the developer needs more work to fix all the bugs and glitches.

Here are some reasons I like The Immortal Mayor. First, I like this city or civilization simulation, and the Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom was my favorite. I'm sure 99.5% of people don’t know this game, Rise of the Middle Kingdom is a masterpiece released 2002 and it’s so good even judge it from today's perspective. Like other city simulations, The Immortal Mayor asks you to learn citizen management, build the right infrastructure in the right place and then finally erect your wonder. It’s a fun ride.

Immortal Mayor has some positive factors you may like. He has all the elements a decent PC or console level simulator should have. I like watching citizens walk around and check their status, each of them has a name, age, story, some experience you can’t see in most mobile simulation games.

Some tips might help, if you want to observe your city more clearly, press the button called “display” on the left of your screen, then all the UI will be hidden. There is a taskbar to guide you on how to play this game and it’s ok if you think you don’t want to follow the guide. The resources you have are displayed at the top of the screen and The build buttons at the bottom.

About the downsides, as I already said, some typos and untranslated text. I guess the developer didn’t find the best way to port his game onto mobile. The game screen is too crowded, When you build something, it is too difficult to put it in the right place and not touch other buttons.

Therefore, I decided to give it 4 stars. If 3 points represent mediocrely, I think this is a game more than mediocre and worth playing. If 5 points represent perfect, it is obvious that in many basic aspects, they have not reached the "perfect standard." 