Shopping City
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The document summarizes the rules and gameplay of the mobile game Shopping City. It is a time management game where the player must build shops across 9 levels to earn income and progress to the next level. Players earn cash to construct shops that have building costs and capacities. Different shop types like boutiques and pet shops have varying attributes. The goal is to achieve each level within the time limit by strategically placing shops to maximize customer flow while avoiding obstacles like fires or robberies. A YouTube link provides a walkthrough of level 1.
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