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A city-building game in which the city would prefer you didn't

DISCRETIONARY REVIEW San Francisco housing simulator Jan 2015 ❚❚ ▶ ▶▶ ▶▶▶ ▶❚ Rulebook City Hall Log ? ♪ New Map City Height limits Supervisor districts Homeowner politics Coalition politics Home values Names Day/night Pause for news − + The Fog City ...

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DISCRETIONARY REVIEW

San Francisco housing simulator

Jan 2015

❚❚

▶

▶▶

▶▶▶

▶❚

Rulebook

City Hall

Log

?

♪

New

Map

City

Height limits

Supervisor districts

Homeowner politics

Coalition politics

Home values

Names

Day/night

Pause for news

−

The Fog City Ledger

‹

›

Close ✕

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