Generation Streets
Generation Streets - a game based on a real-world map. Load your hometown, find your home and this casual game will start giving you very unexpected impressions. In the free version of the game, only limited territories are available.
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February 10, 2020
6 years and 174 days ago
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Mostly Positive206 reviews74.3%
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7 itemsAbout the Game
What if we take a real-world map and make all the buildings three-dimensional? And then draw textures on them and add some trees, power lines and other visual garbage? That's what:
Load your hometown, find your home and this casual game will start giving you very unexpected impressions. In the free version of the game, only limited territories are available.
Warning: although most places have a relatively high level of detail, it's impossible to render objects exactly as they look in the real world due to map inconsistencies or a lack of geodata, especially in rural areas. Do not expect a 100-percent match. Places will look recognizable but no more. Also, some places are just completely missing on the map and will be not rendered.
Load your hometown, find your home and this casual game will start giving you very unexpected impressions. In the free version of the game, only limited territories are available.
Warning: although most places have a relatively high level of detail, it's impossible to render objects exactly as they look in the real world due to map inconsistencies or a lack of geodata, especially in rural areas. Do not expect a 100-percent match. Places will look recognizable but no more. Also, some places are just completely missing on the map and will be not rendered.
