In the world of City Eye, you'll become an operator of the Central Monitoring System, which will try to prevent the effects of every single transgression in the game. Use the city map to track dangerous areas and don't let the suspects run away from the police. City Eye lets you operate hundreds of cameras at once to have a precise insight into every district you feel that may be endangered. Use this to your advantage and find the danger before it's too late!
Platforms
PCGenres
Indie Simulator Strategy
Languages: English and 8 more
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Critic Reviews
FingerGuns
By Kat BullockCity Eye is a surveillance simulation game that has an interesting concept but disappoints in many areas. From bottlenecking progress in late stages by padding the game unnecessarily to repetitive mechanics and a lack of variety, the game fails to capitalise on an interesting premise. You’ll find yourself less likely to be fighting crime, and more likely to be waiting for them to happen.
Impulsegamer
By Lyla SaudiThe premise of the game sounds great! However, the lack of attention to detail, the repetitiveness, and not having any big reward, lets it down. Hopefully this is a game that can evolve in the future because it is an interesting concept, but it isn't fully there just yet.
Movies Games and Tech
By Daniel WaiteCity Eye could be a phenomenal simulation title. With interesting mechanics and promising gameplay, it could evolve to be something special. However, at the moment, a lack of content holds it back. If new crimes were added, and additional services implemented, it would be much better.
