Talking about Constructor is like talking about the history of one of the most popular titles in the history of the "city-building" genre. It was one of the first games of the genre to combine the classic "invest and produce resources" dynamic with a more strategic and managerial aspect, focused on building and managing your own neighborhood.
Each chosen "tenant" will have their own preferences in terms of building to live in, outdoor furniture, and decorations. But that's not all. It will be possible to develop the neighborhood with thugs, criminals, maniacs, and all sorts of extravagances.
This "Plus" edition has solved most of the problems of the classic game (aside from much more attractive and updated graphics) and features a long list of "missions" to keep you busy, in addition to the classic modes provided by the original game. It also features a "design" mode that allows you to create your own maps.
In my opinion, Constructor remains one of the best titles of the genre, not only for its gameplay, but also thanks to its extraordinary ability to photograph society for what it is, with its social classes, drawing heavily from the most disparate urban legends, and restoring a touch of comedy to a genre that today more than ever desperately needs it.