From hippies to ghosts, these can do a number on the other teams' properties. The player can send his foremen to capture other teams' buildings, or do even worse: provide housing for the scum of society. These are able to take on that pesky foreman or that building the Council asked to get rid off.īut there's more to the game than build from ghetto houses to luxury buildings, and as they say, all is fair in war, and construction IS war. After building a Pizza Parlor, the player is allowed to use the services of gangsters. While the workers pack a nasty punch when in a large group, violence should be left to the professionals. However, slobs wouldn't appreciate living in such luxury, and so a gadget factory can be built so that computers are distributed to their houses, allowing for a new generation of better educated citizens. From there, taking advantage of their fast reproduction rate, the player can train new workers, and as soon as three different wooden huts are available, the council will allow the construction of a cement yard, which in turn allow the construction of better buildings. Starting in a single plot of land with the headquarters, a construction team (composed by a foreman and one to five workers) and a repairman, the player must start by building a wood mill and provide housing to the bottom of the social ladder: slobs.
Two Constructor players can compete head-to-head over the Internet or a local network.Ĭonstructor gives the player the chance to run a construction company in a place where real estate is up for those who want to develop it first and where everything is allowed to get rid of the competition. Gaining control of the best areas can often be accomplished through dirty tricks and ruthless tactics.
As the game progresses towards the more advanced stages, the player competes with other builders (computer or human controlled) for the prime locations in which to build a new community. The goal in Constructor is to build a town, generate a flow of income, and keep the residents happy.
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