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About Polyville Canyon

Polyville Canyon is a city-building game about creating an attractive town for its Neighbors. It leaves out mechanics such as electricity, sewage, traffic, taxes and city ordinances, so you can focus on building without those management tasks. In the story, a construction company hires you to help build a city in the canyons, with Sam, the construction Foreman, waiting at a train station to get started. You earn a share of train ticket sales as visitors and residents arrive or leave.

Build your city

You can place over 100 items, including residences, commercial buildings, city services, decorations and monuments. Build across four maps: the Canyon, River, Island and Snow Lake. Different locations have different terrain constraints and layout opportunities.

Buildings increase train ticket prices or attract new Neighbors, and higher-level buildings increase these effects further. Decorations such as trees, bushes and gazebos improve Neighbor happiness; happier Neighbors bring in more income when the train arrives. The game has no vehicles, leaving more room for Neighbors to roam.

Grow at your pace

There are no real-time building timers, countdown clocks or timed missions. You earn XP whenever the train arrives and when you build more, while simple objectives offer opportunities for bonus XP and income. Leveling up unlocks buildings, decorations and locations, as well as 25 unique Neighbors, each with a special bonus.

Modes and features

Sandbox Mode lets you build without restriction. You can also view your creation in first person and check each Neighbor’s name, bonuses and thoughts for the day. Mouse controls let you pan, zoom, tilt and rotate the camera, while snapping can be turned on or off for more precise placement. The game includes a soundtrack and sound effects.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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