Sim City 2000

Le jeu

SimCity 2000 for DOS, released in 1993, was the highly ambitious sequel to the original SimCity and quickly became one of the most beloved city-building games of the ’90s. It expanded on the formula with isometric 3D-style graphics, giving players a more detailed view of their growing metropolis. The game introduced new systems like water pipes, subways, schools, libraries, and hospitals, making city management far more complex and realistic. Players could also terraform the land—raising hills, digging rivers, or flattening terrain—before laying out zones for residential, commercial, and industrial growth. Balancing budgets, taxes, and public services was key, while disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and alien invasions kept mayors on their toes. With its mix of strategy, creativity, and freedom, SimCity 2000 became a PC classic that defined the city-building genre and remains a nostalgic favorite for simulation fans. DOS