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G5 Entertainment Brings Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort to PC and Mac on October 6th, 2011

Launch a Casino, build a Ski Resort and construct an Ice Hotel. Becoming a metropolitan tycoon has never been easier or more fun.

San Francisco, California – 9/20/2011 Leading publisher G5 Entertainment, best known for its best-selling iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and PC casual games, today announced that Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort, the sequel of the highly successful strategy game, Virtual City, will be released on PC and Mac platforms on October 6th, 2011.

Virtual City is a city simulator in a similar mold to that of Sim City and Transport Tycoon, but without the complexity of the aforementioned games. The game has topped most of the PC casual games portals, including Amazon, Arcade Town, Game House, iWin, MSN Top Games, PlayFirst, Deutschland Spielt, Reflexive Arcade, WildGames, Youda Games, and has been #2 Top downloaded game on Yahoo!, spending 48 days in Top 10 downloaded Yahoo games.

About the game:
In Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort, you'll get to expand your activities to the shining coast of Florida, the snowy lands of Alaska, the rocky mountains of Utah and the arid tundra of Nevada. Complete 4 challenging locations with unique missions while fulfilling special goals like launching a Casino, building a Ski Resort and constructing an Ice Hotel. Offices and hotels, restaurants and clubs, museums and fitness centers – access the widest selection of buildings to make your very own Virtual City unique and prosperous.

Game highlights:
  • 52 Challenging Levels in 4 Settings
  • 29 Distinct Mission Scenarios
  • 73 Types of Buildings
  • 42 Types of Goods to Transport and Trade
  • 12 Production Chains to Master
  • 98 Special Achievements to Earn
  • 45 Upgrades and Buildings to Unlock



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