Telc0
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. This game was made during the Global Game Jam 2018
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You need to give every Citizen Internet Connectivity. The best Internet. Your Internet!
You start with $2.000 Every radio tower costs $350 Every house which gets internet brings you $200 A simple internet tower has a squared range of 2 tiles in every direction
Every tower costs $150 maintenance per 5 seconds In the same time every house pays you $75
The game is over when you have no money left
Your goal is to bring internet to all houses!
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