Survive Oldvale Map.The glamorous skyscrapers! The hustle and bustle of the busy city citizens, bumbling to work! The friendly stranger asking for a closer look at my wallet! For six years he has been hard at work constructing his very own city that continues to grow as we speak. The recipe for it is North American architecture, where he draws inspiration from cities such as Seattle or Vancouver, with the goal to make the city as modern and realistic as possible. Measuring from one edge to the other, Mattupolis is around x blocks wide, complete with all the necessary districts, buildings and point of interests you might find in a real city. They had grown short of ideas and needed a new daring challenge to put their minds to. Though the city grew at a steady rate, MattuFIN and his team lacked a long-term plan for their project. The crew soon started to lose interest in it and in the last remaining team member was MattuFIN. He was left as a governor of a ghost town. Since then, MattuFIN has been working alone, assuming the role as city-planner, grand architect and builder. Considering it a hobby, he builds it in his spare time a few hours every week. More if it's a particularly large or complex building, design-wise. As for districts, if I'm really determined and have time to spare, I may build one in a week or two.
When adding new districts, MattuFIN always start with the infrastructure, working out a rough map sketch with ideas. He then establishes the areas where residential, commercial and industrial buildings should be built. In some cases you can even take a virtual tour of the building's interior.Īs I take a tour through the city, I quickly notice the level of detail in not only the architecture, but the urban planning as well. The city has more than high-rise buildings, an observation tower based on Seattle's Space Needlea large park, a convention centre, train station, courthouse, shopping malls, IKEA and even a mandatory McDonalds.Īnything you can think of is literally there in Mattupolis, carefully crafted and laid out in districts.
I don't think it will ever be one hundred percent finished.
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