Mob Rule Classic (1999)
Mob Rule Classic is a 1999 game by Studio 3 Interactive, rated ★ 2.6 by 23 players, about 1 hours long. Below: 12 games like it, ranked by how much they share with it.
Games like Mob Rule Classic
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66%
Cities XL PlatinumShares City Builder and Singleplayer; rated 0.8 higher. -
59%
Hospital TycoonShares Singleplayer; rated 0.6 higher. -
58%
ConstructorShares City Builder and Singleplayer; same developer; rated 0.6 higher; released within 2 years. -
57%
Caesar 3Shares City Builder and Singleplayer; rated 1.8 higher; released within 1 year. -
54%
IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946Shares Singleplayer; rated 0.8 higher. -
54%
Train SimulatorShares City Builder and Singleplayer; rated 0.7 higher.
Overview
Released in 1999, Mob Rule Classic lands in the game space and runs on 2 platform families: macOS and PC. Its community score is 2.6/5 from 23 ratings. Expect roughly 1 hours of play, a typical playthrough.
What players actually do with it
Finish rate = players who marked it beaten ÷ (beaten + dropped) on RAWG. Wishlist and playing-now counts refresh with every sync.
Platforms & availability
| Platform | Family | Release |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | PC | Mar 2017 |
| PC | PC | Mar 2017 |
Can my PC run Mob Rule Classic?
Minimum
OS: Windows XP, Vista
Processor: Pentium 75MHz
Memory: 4 MB RAM
Graphics: 1Mb Vesa Video graphics card
Storage: 600 MB available space
Sound Card: Direct Sound 2.0 Compatible sound card
Questions
When was Mob Rule Classic released?
Mob Rule Classic was released on August 27, 1999.
What platforms is Mob Rule Classic on?
Mob Rule Classic is available on macOS and PC.
How long is Mob Rule Classic?
Average playtime for Mob Rule Classic is about 1 hours.
How many people play Mob Rule Classic?
612 players on RAWG own Mob Rule Classic, 1 are playing it right now and 5 have it on their wishlist.
What games are similar to Mob Rule Classic?
Closest matches in our catalog: Cities XL Platinum, Hospital Tycoon, Constructor and Caesar 3.
Core data via RAWG. Rankings and similarity are our own computation.