SUBURBIA City Building Game Hack 2.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Bezier Games, Inc.
Category: Games
Price: $7.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.0
ID: com.suburbiagame.suburbia
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Description
"All in all, the app is pretty fantastic ... a wonderful addition to anyone’s iPad." -Board Game Geek
"An accessible and interesting game, and we recommend it for budding strategists and architects alike." -Pocket Gamer
"Overall, Suburbia is pretty awesome. It plays well, looks good, has lasting replay value ... There’s simply not much to complain about." -148Apps
Ted Alspach's best selling city-building board game is now on iOS! The winner of the prestigious Mensa Select Mind Games award challenges you to manage a growing metropolis. Choose your strategy carefully as you compete against your friends or multiple computer personalities. Or take on the Campaign and travel to real-life cities, each with unique goals.
Build residential, commercial, civic, and industrial areas like stores, museums, airports, and of course suburbs. The market is always changing, so spend your cash wisely. Be careful not to grow too quickly, or you'll lose both income and your reputation. Make the right moves to grow your population and you will emerge victorious!
• Two to four player local pass-and-play games
• Six unique AI (computer) personalities
• Single Player Campaign
• Interactive Tutorial
• Rule Book, Strategy Tips, Tile Reference, and Goal Reference
• Player Stats
• Over 70 different buildings
• Essen SPIEL Expansion, Game Con Bonus Tiles, and Nightlife Expansion
"An accessible and interesting game, and we recommend it for budding strategists and architects alike." -Pocket Gamer
"Overall, Suburbia is pretty awesome. It plays well, looks good, has lasting replay value ... There’s simply not much to complain about." -148Apps
Ted Alspach's best selling city-building board game is now on iOS! The winner of the prestigious Mensa Select Mind Games award challenges you to manage a growing metropolis. Choose your strategy carefully as you compete against your friends or multiple computer personalities. Or take on the Campaign and travel to real-life cities, each with unique goals.
Build residential, commercial, civic, and industrial areas like stores, museums, airports, and of course suburbs. The market is always changing, so spend your cash wisely. Be careful not to grow too quickly, or you'll lose both income and your reputation. Make the right moves to grow your population and you will emerge victorious!
• Two to four player local pass-and-play games
• Six unique AI (computer) personalities
• Single Player Campaign
• Interactive Tutorial
• Rule Book, Strategy Tips, Tile Reference, and Goal Reference
• Player Stats
• Over 70 different buildings
• Essen SPIEL Expansion, Game Con Bonus Tiles, and Nightlife Expansion
Version history
2.0
2019-10-08
This release adds an option for all new tile graphics from the Collector's Edition board game. The Tile Reference has been updated so that details of both versions of all tiles, including expansions, can be viewed. The New Game and Game Over scoring screens have also been updated to be easier to read on phones. Finally, several minor issues, including issues with the Nightlife expansion, have been resolved.
1.5
2019-06-29
This release includes a number of important changes.
Please review the entire list before updating:
• Online Multiplayer has been removed.
• New Nightlife expansion is now available.
• Lost your tiles? Recenter button has been added to the save screen.
• The "i" button that opens the save screen has been replaced with a gear.
• Startup Music setting has been added to the Options screen.
• Any previously Saved Games will be deleted.
• Saved Games is now a separate button on the main menu screen.
• German language option has been removed.
• Adjusted to work better on iPhones with notches.
Please review the entire list before updating:
• Online Multiplayer has been removed.
• New Nightlife expansion is now available.
• Lost your tiles? Recenter button has been added to the save screen.
• The "i" button that opens the save screen has been replaced with a gear.
• Startup Music setting has been added to the Options screen.
• Any previously Saved Games will be deleted.
• Saved Games is now a separate button on the main menu screen.
• German language option has been removed.
• Adjusted to work better on iPhones with notches.
1.2.5
2017-01-03
• Resolved interface issues with Online Multiplayer screens on iPhone
• Now a Universal app that will run on iPhone as well as iPad (iPhone 6, 6s, 6 Plus, 7, or 7 Plus recommended)
• Now a Universal app that will run on iPhone as well as iPad (iPhone 6, 6s, 6 Plus, 7, or 7 Plus recommended)
1.2.4
2016-12-28
• Now a Universal app that will run on iPhone as well as iPad (iPhone 6, 6s, 6 Plus, 7, or 7 Plus recommended)
1.2.2
2015-04-18
• Added Game Convention Bonus Tiles Expansion
• Resolved issue where Waterfront Realty awarded extra cash when placing Investment Markers
• Resolved issue where Waterfront Realty awarded extra cash when placing Investment Markers
1.2
2014-12-11
• "Stats" Main Menu button opens new Player Statistics screen
• New Single Player Campaign cities: Seattle and Boston
• "Reference" Main Menu button opens new Suburbia Reference screen
• "Rules and Tips" (previously "Rule Book") and "Tutorial" buttons moved to new Reference screen
• Rules screen now has shortened "Suburbia Rules" on left and "Strategy Tips" on right
• Added explanation of "Show Pass Screen for Comp Turns" option to Rules
• "Tile Elements" and "Tile Terminology" moved to new Tile Reference screen
• New Goal Reference screen
• If available, Round number, player names, and date Created are shown for In Progress Online Multiplayer games
• New button to go straight to "In Progress" games list after your turn in an Online Multiplayer game
• Online Multiplayer button changed from "Resign" to "Forfeit" to match latest Game Center terminology
• Improved formatting of Single Player Campaign Help text
• Larger "hit area" for Main Menu buttons
• Saved Games can be deleted by swiping left or right
• Resolved issue where tiles could be built while flipping
• Resolved issue with Indianapolis, Dallas, and Essen, where tiles could be placed on top of the Player Board
• Resolved issue where Online Multiplayer games that were forfeited might still show as In Progress
• Requires iOS 6 or higher
• New Single Player Campaign cities: Seattle and Boston
• "Reference" Main Menu button opens new Suburbia Reference screen
• "Rules and Tips" (previously "Rule Book") and "Tutorial" buttons moved to new Reference screen
• Rules screen now has shortened "Suburbia Rules" on left and "Strategy Tips" on right
• Added explanation of "Show Pass Screen for Comp Turns" option to Rules
• "Tile Elements" and "Tile Terminology" moved to new Tile Reference screen
• New Goal Reference screen
• If available, Round number, player names, and date Created are shown for In Progress Online Multiplayer games
• New button to go straight to "In Progress" games list after your turn in an Online Multiplayer game
• Online Multiplayer button changed from "Resign" to "Forfeit" to match latest Game Center terminology
• Improved formatting of Single Player Campaign Help text
• Larger "hit area" for Main Menu buttons
• Saved Games can be deleted by swiping left or right
• Resolved issue where tiles could be built while flipping
• Resolved issue with Indianapolis, Dallas, and Essen, where tiles could be placed on top of the Player Board
• Resolved issue where Online Multiplayer games that were forfeited might still show as In Progress
• Requires iOS 6 or higher
1.1
2014-03-06
• New Olympic-themed Salt Lake City and Atlanta Single Player Campaign Cities
• New Computer Opponent: Dale the Unpredictable Computer
• New Option - "Show Pass Screen for Comp Turns" - to disable the screen shown between Human and Computer turns during Local games
• Resolved issue where completing a Single Player Campaign level on Hard or Medium before Easy would not allow access to next city
• New Computer Opponent: Dale the Unpredictable Computer
• New Option - "Show Pass Screen for Comp Turns" - to disable the screen shown between Human and Computer turns during Local games
• Resolved issue where completing a Single Player Campaign level on Hard or Medium before Easy would not allow access to next city
1.0.5
2014-02-02
• Resolved issue with "missing tiles" in Real Estate Market during Online Multiplayer games and Local games that were saved and restored (Please note that this update cannot repair old games that exhibit this issue. They will need to be deleted.)
• Improved contiguous tile counting (used by Harbormaster and Public Official goals)
• Resolved issue where exiting an Online Multiplayer game using the Main Menu button, and then playing a Local game, could result in the game staying in Multiplayer mode (and subsequently causing issues, including crashing)
• Resolved issue where switching the view to a Computer Player's board while your own stats were updating would pass the turn back to you, denying the Computer Player a turn. Now, after building a market tile, you are not allowed to switch views. (However, you can still switch before discarding, in order to determine the best tile to discard.)
We do not recommend starting an Online Multiplayer game on one device and then resuming it with the same Game Center account on a different device. You may also encounter issues if you start an Online Multiplayer game, then delete and re-install the Suburbia app, and finally attempt to resume the game.
• Improved contiguous tile counting (used by Harbormaster and Public Official goals)
• Resolved issue where exiting an Online Multiplayer game using the Main Menu button, and then playing a Local game, could result in the game staying in Multiplayer mode (and subsequently causing issues, including crashing)
• Resolved issue where switching the view to a Computer Player's board while your own stats were updating would pass the turn back to you, denying the Computer Player a turn. Now, after building a market tile, you are not allowed to switch views. (However, you can still switch before discarding, in order to determine the best tile to discard.)
We do not recommend starting an Online Multiplayer game on one device and then resuming it with the same Game Center account on a different device. You may also encounter issues if you start an Online Multiplayer game, then delete and re-install the Suburbia app, and finally attempt to resume the game.
1.0.1
2013-12-17
This critical update fixes many issues that players have reported.
Changes:
• Renamed "Pass-and-Play" Main Menu option to "Local Play" (since this mode also includes play against Computer opponents)
Bug Fixes:
• Resolved issue with Flip and Zoom buttons that rendered Computer players unable to play
• Resolved issue with "Unable to Discard" alert that prematurely ended Pass-and-Play games
• Resolved issue where double-tapping Private Goals moved them off the screen
• Resolved issue that allowed human players to move tiles just before a Computer turn
• Resolved issue with discarding a tile after placing an Investment Marker
• Resolved issue with discarding a tile while another player's board was visible (tiles can now only be discarded when your own board is visible)
• Resolved issue that allowed market tiles to be moved during discard process after switching to view another player and then switching back to your tiles
• Resolved issue where flipping one tile to a lake and then placing a different tile resulted in incorrect stat changes
• Resolved issue where "i" button was shown after viewing another player's board during discard process (and subsequent Save or Quit would fail)
Changes:
• Renamed "Pass-and-Play" Main Menu option to "Local Play" (since this mode also includes play against Computer opponents)
Bug Fixes:
• Resolved issue with Flip and Zoom buttons that rendered Computer players unable to play
• Resolved issue with "Unable to Discard" alert that prematurely ended Pass-and-Play games
• Resolved issue where double-tapping Private Goals moved them off the screen
• Resolved issue that allowed human players to move tiles just before a Computer turn
• Resolved issue with discarding a tile after placing an Investment Marker
• Resolved issue with discarding a tile while another player's board was visible (tiles can now only be discarded when your own board is visible)
• Resolved issue that allowed market tiles to be moved during discard process after switching to view another player and then switching back to your tiles
• Resolved issue where flipping one tile to a lake and then placing a different tile resulted in incorrect stat changes
• Resolved issue where "i" button was shown after viewing another player's board during discard process (and subsequent Save or Quit would fail)
1.0
2013-12-12
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Ratings
3.5 out of 5
18 Ratings
Reviews
Wicked Nin,
Bugs!
The preview showing how the tile will affect stats are incorrect. For example, the airport which should only show -1 rep if adjacent to a suburb is showing -1 in every possible spot, despite only one space being adjacent. So disappointing since I love this game.
Mark S.76,
Enjoyable game
I originally gave it 3 stars because I found the new graphics hard to read, but I found the option to revert to old graphics and all is well.
Jared Olinger,
Works Perfect
My app works perfectly! Maybe a recent update fixed the errors. But this game is fantastic, and the campaign mode really brings new challenges. Love it!
Zirlburg,
It’s okay but buggy
Tile purchases are wrong. Allows you to buy tiles even if you don’t have enough money. If the printed price plus the market price equals more than your coins then you should not be able to buy the tile.
Wade Tregaskis,
Interesting, different, challenging
It’s quite clean, graphically, though it seems to have a bit of trouble fitting onto an iPad screen - on some levels you end up scrolling quite a bit too much.
It has some very poor instructions at various points - multiple times I’ve “lost” a level because the instructions were completely unclear, and I couldn’t tell until the first failure what they actually wanted. If you’re patient enough to ignore that, you do get past it eventually.
The gameplay itself is very cerebral - you need to think pretty far ahead in order to stand a reasonable chance of success.
The single-player levels offer an interesting variety of challenges, though the difficulty thereof varies randomly from trivial to completely unforgiving. It’d be nice if they’d balanced them a little better - it’s frustrating to not be able to actually pick an appropriate difficulty level. On a related note, it’d be better to begin with if it just awarded you up to three stars depending on your degree of success, rather than making you choose the target number of stars at the outset and then giving you a mere pass or fail against them. It’s needlessly frustrating to exceed the three-star requirements while playing on only one-star, and missing all credit for your achievement.
It has some very poor instructions at various points - multiple times I’ve “lost” a level because the instructions were completely unclear, and I couldn’t tell until the first failure what they actually wanted. If you’re patient enough to ignore that, you do get past it eventually.
The gameplay itself is very cerebral - you need to think pretty far ahead in order to stand a reasonable chance of success.
The single-player levels offer an interesting variety of challenges, though the difficulty thereof varies randomly from trivial to completely unforgiving. It’d be nice if they’d balanced them a little better - it’s frustrating to not be able to actually pick an appropriate difficulty level. On a related note, it’d be better to begin with if it just awarded you up to three stars depending on your degree of success, rather than making you choose the target number of stars at the outset and then giving you a mere pass or fail against them. It’s needlessly frustrating to exceed the three-star requirements while playing on only one-star, and missing all credit for your achievement.
White--Black,
New writing on tiles is way, way to small
The new tiles are gorgeous, however, I own an iPad Pro and even on this large 10-inch screen I can’t read the incredibly small writing on the tiles. :/ I’m sure the printed tiles will be easier to read, but unfortunately, the online game is now dead to me. :(
Jane Doe in Pacific NW,
Bugs
Updated graphics are super cute but I just caught my newly purchased tiles not increasing my income (yellow warehouse +2 for every touching blue business & +5 for blue new car dealership + another +2 for touching yellow warehouse.
🙁. If purchases don’t increase my scores, it’s not so fun.
🙁. If purchases don’t increase my scores, it’s not so fun.
Smith2332,
No multiplayer
No multiplayer which is the whole reason the game is any good?
SalemBinx,
Bugs galore still
I waited for the first update to shell out the 4.99 for this game hoping all the issues I had read previously were resolved and I'm disappointed. While I'm sure local play (which still deceives because this implies being able to play others on the same local wifi or Bluetooth - which it doesn't and should be changed back to pass and play since that's really what it is) may be working better, online multiplayer is terrible. We got two rounds in (three iPads in same room on same wifi using online multi option) and one player's turn would never finalize so we could never get to the next player's turn. Whether it was a server issue or not, I do not know. The tile was placed, the check mark tapped and stats updated but then hung there indefinitely. Even after forcing the app quit and retrying - since no other option could be made. Local online via wifi or Bluetooth is a must. Shame it isn't an option since pretty much every other game of this caliber and prestige has the option. It seems the creators of this game haven't learned from the masters (Carcassone, Ascension, Lords of Warerdeep, etc.). And was it even playtested? Please please please make this game all it really can be - because right now, I'd rather play my physical copy than this sadly lacking and buggy app.
wonderjeep,
Unsure about the app
I am a very long time fan of this game and no it well. I just got the app and I like the app as well. However, after playing two games and being confused about how the app was adding up my income, I decided to double check it. I am very confident that it is not adding up my income correctly. It is hard to tell because you can’t see how many deductions you have from the population board, but I am showing that I should have an income of 26 minus population deductions. My population is 28. The game is showing me with an income of 15. If it isn’t adding up the effects of the tiles correctly then the game is unplayable because you cannot strategically select tiles. I would really appreciate a response, refund, or help in understanding this. Maybe I am missing something, but like I said, I am a long time fan of the board game and know it well. I don’t think I am mistaken.
