Go-Go Town, the new simulation game that lets players become the mayor of a rundown town, has launched its store page on Steam. Developed by a small indie team Prideful Sloth, the game tasks players with breathing life back into the town by constructing shops, hiring staff, automating deliveries, and attracting tourists, all while managing infrastructure and avoiding catastrophes.
Go-Go Town - Screenshot
As the new mayor of Go-Go Town, players will need to work their own hours and be their own bosses. With the help of the elderly residents of the town, players will learn the ins and outs of being a mayor, starting with constructing and repairing buildings to encourage more tourists to visit.
Players will have access to a range of tools, including chainsaws, drills, trimmers, leaf blowers, and other power tools, to help them repair and decorate the town. Once the town is looking more presentable, players will need to make decisions about what shops to build, who will run them, and how to manage the supply chains to the shops.
Go-Go Town - Screenshot
To automate the town, players can hire miners, fishermen, lumberjacks, or farmers to expand their industries. They can also hire shopkeepers, artisans, and hotdog sellers to boost the town's commerce. With the right combination of tools, strategies, and infrastructure, players can turn the town into a well-oiled machine.
Go-Go Town - Screenshot
As the town expands, players can unlock features like terraforming to allow for even more control over how the town grows. With word spreading about the town's transformation, tourists will flock to Go-Go Town, providing a new source of income for the town.
Go-Go Town - Screenshot
Go-Go Town offers a unique and engaging experience for players who want to become the mayor of their own town. With its range of tools, decisions to be made, and potential for growth, players will have plenty to keep them busy as they work to turn the town into a prosperous destination.