You are the mayor of one borough of Small City, and you have eight turns to secure enough votes to be re-elected. To do this, you have to attract more citizens, encourage the growth of residential areas for them to live in, and aid the expansion of both the commercial and industrial sectors – though the latter sector also brings pollution with it, and you need to deal with that, too, as high pollution levels will have a negative effect on your score at the end of the game.
If you build suitable infrastructure, your citizens will undoubtedly vote for your re-election, but beware of false promises! Votes can be earned over the course of the game by placing citizens in the residential spaces, by erecting cultural buildings, by keeping commercial buildings in suitable areas, and also by making good on the promises that you made to the citizens at the beginning of the game.
Contents:
90 Residential Zones (5 levels of development: 1 to 5)
41 Commercial Zones (4 levels of development: 1 to 4)
37 Factories (3 levels of development: 1 to 3)
8 Industrial buildings (4 Refineries, 4 Harbors)
12 Warehouses55Parks (small, medium, and large)
4 Police Stations (2 spaces)4Fire Stations (3 spaces, L-shaped)
24 Cultural Buildings (4 each of School [1×1], Library [2×1], Museum [3×1], Metro Station [4-space T-shape], CliniC [5-space plus-shape], and University [3×2])
4 City Halls 4two-sided Borough boards (easy/expert)
1 two-sided City Council Board (basic/advanced)
8 Action cards4Advanced Action cards (with a star, for the advanced game)
4 player screens
88 13mm Citizen mini meeples (22 red, 22 blue, 22 yellow, 22 green)
30 octagonal prisms of building materials (16 white, 8 grey, 6 black)
28 discs (7 red, 7 blue, 7 yellow, 7 green)
1 Round pawn122mm Mayor meeple
16 Promise cards (purple border)
16 Special Promise cards (pink border)
48 Money (16 each of $1 [small silver], $5 [small gold], and $25 [big silver])
8 +50 Vote tiles
4 zip bags
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