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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