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Constructor Plus is a Simulation and Strategy game for PC published by System 3 in 2019. Almost 3 times more content, building just got bigger!

Constructor Plus PC Game 2019 Overview:

This is the definitive building simulation for the modern day tycoon. Build your dream town full of crackpot undesirables.

Constructor Plus is a Simulation and Strategy game for PC published by System Constructor Plus PC Game Free Download

You can’t rise to the top without taking a few others down. If that means engaging in a workplace accidents, dodgy deals, and a shifty trick or two then so be it! You’re going to need every trick in the book if you want to go from small-time slumlord to property tycoon!

In Constructor, you take on the role of a budding property tycoon who must do battle with your competitors to create a thriving and profitable city…in ANY way you see fit! Build houses and factories, cope with the incessant demands of your tenants as well as keeping a whole bunch of UNDESIRABLE characters under control! This ‘colourful’ group of degenerates can also be used against the competition with humorous and catastrophic effect!

After all, it’s time you stopped playing by the rules and did things your way, and who knows you might even get away it, too! Have you ever looked at your rival’s town and thought “That’s quite a nice property you’ve got there. Mind if I take it?” Well, stop looking and send your trusty Foreman over to rip up the fence panels!

Features of Constructor Plus:

An interactive tutorial guides you through the very basic concepts of Constructor from building your first properties to taking over your first properties.

Six free play scenarios that test your ability from Financial Conquest all the way up to the perfect Utopian State. Keep things interesting by adding an opponent or three into the fray.

Assist Nigel Plasterboard of Cobble & Stones across six multi-staged story missions. Why did Nigel abandon you during the tutorial? Who is Vincenzo? Are you even reading this? We’ll never really know.