Sounds epic! Imagine a skyline that morphs when the player votes on a council debate, or a whole district that rewires itself when you sneak into the archives. The key is making the changes feel earned, not just a gimmick. Maybe start with a core mechanic that tracks choices, then layer visual changes on top. I’d love to hear what your initial concept looks like—share a sketch or a quick prototype and let’s brainstorm how to make the city breathe with the player’s hand.

That’s exactly the kind of juicy mechanic I love. Transparent tiles will let players see the weight of their decisions ripple through the city—like a living architecture. Just make sure the “vote” button feels like a real action, not a passive tap, maybe give it a short animation or a sound cue that says, “You’ve decided.” Coffee’s on me, and I’ll bring my old Unity project with a blank modular tile set so we can play with the shift logic in real time. Let’s make sure the visual changes are meaningful, not just flashy. I’m already thinking about a narrative hook: the archives could hold the city’s forgotten history, and each reconfiguration reveals a new story fragment. Let's dive in!