Build a city where generations fight for the future

GENERATIONS: Utopia is a city-building strategy and social simulation about generational conflict.

You are building a city where five generations live side by side — and each of them has its own vision of the perfect society.

Develop infrastructure, manage the economy, and shape the urban environment.

But your real challenge is not construction.

Your challenge is people.

Every generation believes the city should be built their way.

Balance their expectations… or watch society fall apart.

Your utopia can thrive —
or become a social trap no one can escape.

A living simulation of generations

Your city is inhabited by five generations:
Silent Generation
Boomers
Generation X
Millennials
Generation Z

Each generation has its own values, needs, and expectations.

What makes one generation happy may frustrate another.

The perfect city for Millennials might be unacceptable for Boomers.

And what Zoomers want may drive everyone else crazy.

Managing the city becomes a strategy of balancing generations.

Build a city shaped by people

Construct residential districts, public spaces and urban infrastructure.

In GENERATIONS: Utopia, every building affects how people live and how generations interact.

Unlock unique generational buildings and cultural spaces:

Public bathhouse with kvass
Hotel Intourist, where knowledge can be exchanged for jeans
Flea market Tolkuchka with rare goods and game consoles
Video salons, discos, garages, vocational schools and many more

Your city becomes a reflection of the generations living inside it.

Social tension and crises

Generational tensions can lead to:
protests
strikes
social crises

Sometimes a single building can trigger demonstrations and paralyze entire districts.

Public dissatisfaction can damage the economy and destabilize the city.

As mayor, you must monitor public mood, make difficult decisions and keep society from collapsing.

Your utopia. Their expectations.

Build the city.
Balance the generations.
Keep society together.

Or discover that utopia means something different to everyone.