Mayor 4000: City Builder

About this app

Mayor 4000 is a pure city-building simulation made for mobile. No timers. No energy. No resource grinding. Build, zone, and manage your dream city. Start with a small town and grow it into a thriving metropolis where every citizen, job, and traffic jam is simulated month by month. You're the mayor. Every decision is yours: • Zone & grow — Lay out residential, commercial, and industrial zones and let neighborhoods rise on their own, from low-density streets to towering high-rises, as demand, land value, and desirability allow. • Build the infrastructure — Streets, avenues, highways, rail, subways, power grids, and water networks your citizens depend on. • Run the services — Police, fire, health, schools and universities, parks and landmarks. Fund them well, or watch your coverage crumble. • Balance the books — A real supply-and-demand economy links homes, shops, and factories. Set taxes, pass ordinances, issue bonds. • Survive disasters — Fires, earthquakes, floods, and tornadoes strike a living city. Rebuild from the rubble. • Keep them happy — Pollution, crime, traffic, and unemployment all matter. City reports, alerts, and resident requests keep the pressure on your decisions. • Expand your region — Connect multiple cities across an entire region and grow them together. Play your way: • No resource grinding, no waiting timers, no energy bars — open the game and build. • A true sandbox — no forced quests or objectives. Your city, your rules, your pace. • Deep, offline-friendly gameplay you can pick up anytime. Built for mobile: • Runs smoothly even on huge, densely packed cities, thanks to a from-scratch simulation engine. • One-handed, touch-first controls. No two cities are ever the same — build a leafy green suburb, a dense downtown, or an industrial powerhouse and make it your own. Every city tells a different story. Start building yours today.

Bug fixes.

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Aug 13, 2026 · 1:41 AM Unavailable