
Read the problem
Each round shows what's wrong and which numbers you must move.
Your city is waiting, Boss.
Potholes, floods, a heatwave, a very angry press. Every round is a new crisis and a ticking clock. Type what you'd actually do, in your own words, and find out how the city takes it.
No menus of options. You write the policy yourself, in plain words. Every plan moves the numbers, the budget and the mood of five groups of very opinionated residents.
Three riders went down on Main Street this week. Delivery apps are rerouting around downtown.
Honestly? Best thing city hall has done in years.
Ridiculous and it worked, so Style Points. Leftover seconds turn into score, and the phone rings again.

Each round shows what's wrong and which numbers you must move.

Simple words are fine. Say what you'd actually do, not what you hope for.

Five groups judge you separately. Losing all of them ends your term.

A plan that's ridiculous AND works earns Style Points.
Every plan gets a reaction. Some are better than others.

The public loves a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Great job, Boss.

People are furious. My phone will not stop ringing.

I've read this order four times. Still confused.

You're a meme by lunchtime. Congratulations.
Fix it fast. Every second left on the clock is worth points.
Families, city workers, business, the wealthy and the press. Keep enough of them happy.
Spend it well. Go broke or drop below 30% approval and you're out.
Mayor Hotline is coming to iPhone. Short rounds, strange plans, a leaderboard of mayors who got away with it.