️ Eco City Planner
Plan a sustainable city, one card at a time.
Build, balance resources, and face environmental events in a forward-thinking strategic card game.
Build with strategy and awareness
You’ve just been appointed as the mayor’s advisor for a promising but unexplored territory. Your mission? Develop a prosperous, sustainable, and resilient city. Use building cards on a variable-size grid to raise your city. Every card has consequences: some resources go up, others go down. Thinking ahead is essential.
Cards with real impact
Eco City Planner combines card-game mechanics with tactical city-building. Cards are not just buildings – they’re management choices:
Place buildings on varied terrain: plains, plateaus, and mountains
Balance positive and negative effects on Energy, Food, Sustainability, and Money
Create strategic combos with action cards that convert one resource into another
Store action cards to use at the perfect moment
Face the challenges of a planet at risk
Climatic and social events put your management to the test, but they don’t arrive unexpectedly. A news system warns you a few turns in advance, giving you time to prepare:
A heat wave can reduce your food production
An energy crisis will force cuts and adaptations
Public pressure can force you to change your priorities
Anticipation is survival.
Lean gameplay, meaningful decisions
Each run lasts around 20 to 30 minutes, but no city will ever be the same.
With cards that constantly balance benefits and costs, and events that reshape your strategy, replayability is guaranteed.
Key features
️ Variable-size grid with terrain that influences cards and events
Building and Action cards with direct impact on resource management
News system that warns you about upcoming events and demands strategic planning
Environmental focus, with mechanics that are accessible yet challenging
⏳ Short runs with meaningful decisions every turn
Charming, cartoony visuals with clear and satisfying feedback
Plan. Balance. Survive.
Eco City Planner is more than a card game – it’s an invitation to reflect on how our choices shape the future of cities and the planet.
