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you'll try the game (not idle) and unlock the first 2 achievements within 3 months or you'll be definitely (for real) unwhitelisted

there are Groups for which all your giveaways get played, just so you know.

I have more than 200 wins, but otherwise would play it!

Okay, let's go. Age of Empires III is one of the most interesting city building games, because there you can not only build your city, but also fight in real time against other countries.

Howdy! I meet the criteria I believe and truly enjoy simulation games, which includes management and city builders. My recent favorite has to be Autonauts as I enjoyed the cute appearance and became invested in trying to optimize my system. A few others would be Farm Together, My Time At Portia, & Planet Zoo!

Rimworld is my drug. It's fun to slowly get better, and I like following my pawns as they do their jobs. A great story simulator.

I'd like to participate. My favorite is a good one, but for some reason I don't see people getting crazy about it. Against the storm. I fancy roguelikes, and find a roguelite/city builder was a weird trip, and I loved it.

Can I in? (=^_^=)

I like create Rollercoaster, create rails because like creative building and sometimes fail because construction is not good and have a lot time to create. And like puzzles too. (play most offline games)

Not here for the whitelist or anything (mainly because city builders aren't my thing) but I really enjoyed Cartel Tycoon, although quite flawed, I still think it's quite charming. I could probably also enjoy Mini Motorways, which is a city builder in technicality I guess? I never understood why people would pay hundreds of bucks for Rimworld or Factorio. Factorio does look pretty intriguing.

Sheltered & Satisfactory, I can stay and build, I can explore, I can fight, lots of things to do. I don't need whitelist, I just want to share the games. :)

Seems like I meet the criteria, so I'll give it a go.

My favourite city builder has to be Anno 1800. I played it a bunch (sadly not on steam as it has 999 expensive dlcs :P) and I have to say it reminds me a lot of Republic of Pirates, at least from what I've seen from its trailer and screenshots.
What I enjoyed about it is when you build something, you have to carefully choose a location and suddenly you need like 3 other buildings which in some way support it or its people, basically managing everything and everyone, how from a small colony with only a few houses, you suddenly get to a sprawling city which you have to make sure keeps up with times, your neighbours (and making a mistake of declaring everyone your enemies while being sure of yourself, but then it biting you in the ass) and is self-sustainable.
Also big part of what I liked were its ships and colonies. I remember how once I needed a special material or something to advance and I didn't have it on my main one so had to transfer it via ships, but as I had many enemies in between those 2 islands, it turned into an unnecessarily nightmarish operation.

I also enjoyed Autonauts, but my favourite in this genre would be probably Prison Architect. It's deep without being complicated. It allows you to plan on a large scale, and still every person in your prison seems to have its own individual features. Last but not least: there's no way to not love the game where you can become a prisoner in a jail you have designed, and try to escape!

I'd like in, and I do fit the criteria.

Favorite would have to be Hinterland. It's great because you can solve all your problems by leaving town and slaying monsters. :)

my favourite management game gotta be rimworld, it's sooo easy to put many hours into it, it's a story simulator and I love the idea of starting with a small ragtag colony and turning it into an empire (definently not by committing warcrimes)

That looks real interesting, wishlisted it
As far as management State of Decay 2 was superb for me, I still play it sometimes
I can always dig around in my head for more examples if you want

I'm not sure if this counts but it would be Sid Meier's Civilization VI it's a game for many hours I like the most that you can win the game in several ways and there are a lot of civilizations but if it doesn't count it would be prison architect I like that you have to constantly build up the prison and make sure no one escapes I also like that there is an option to escape from prison

My favorite management games are Stellaris and Goal United.

Long time ago, I have a potato laptop, and it can't handle FIFA Manager.
I can't recall how I discovered Goal United, an online football management web game, but I stuck with it for about 4 years.
It has player name in my native language. I think that trading football players with other players is more fun than playing solo.

Stellaris, I bought it when it went on sales for cheaper than a bow of pho.
It's very addictive. I wake war, I meant, make peace to the whole galaxy.

Don't play these games now due to time constraints.
I spent more than 200 hours in Stellaris, but have 0 achievement. So, I doubt that I could satisfy the condition of unlocking 2 achievement within 3 months.

It's a hard question for me because it's one my top favourite genres. So I cannot just point a one game and leave. :)

Not going to give them an order either but I'll name three: Anno 1404, Tropico 4 and Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. Anno 1404 has a great supply chain and I really like to calculate when things get bigger. It has ships and I like ships. I think the only down part of it is the city have to be grid, no curves or angles. Tropico 4 may be a lot casual than others but it's another great management game, has nice humour too. I haven't really started playing Soviet Republic but I got it to support the dev when it was in early access. I was going to play it once it's out of EA though I meddled with it a little. It has almost everything I have dreamed of from a city builder and it got it hardcore, which I like that aspect very much. You basically manage every little thing, it's a management heaven or hell, for some.

Anyway, my time left here is small but couldn't say no to this offer. ^^

my favorite city building game is frostpunk. i watched a lot of gameplay on youtube and i love it especially for the music and the atmosphere it creates

Hello there, I do believe I meet the conditions XD. My favorite management game is Oxygen Not Included because it just has a lot of stuff and things you have to be aware of constantly. There's an in game encyclopedia with a list of everything in the game, and I just love that feature.
I've yet to beat the game, but that's just because I'm preety slow and cautious with every move I make.

Looks pretty and as I am currently enjoying Tropico 2: Pirate Cove I say: Aaargh! :D

I have never really played Anno or Sid Meier games, but I do enjoy building/management/RTS games. From my childhood years, I would pinpoint Warcraft 2, Caesar III, Pharaoh, Settlers... to which I come back regularly. From the newer ones, I love Banished for its simple and wholesome approach. Reus (and now its sequel Reus 2) belongs among my favorites although it's not exactly a typical building/management game.

I enjoy the addictive part of these games when I say that I will go to sleep after I check on this building/farm/army... yeah, it's bad for my sleeping routine. xD

My favorite game is The Settlers 4 (and 2 too), I still like to go back to it. It's hard to say why I like them, maybe it's watching these little people build up their settlement.

These criterias aren't weird enough!
I used to love Port Royal as kid, bought a newer version of game some time ago and it kinda missed right feel anymore. My most favourite management game is Planet zoo I guess... cause you are building a zoo. I really enjoy it, but what I really hate is system of endless dlcs.

Used to play the heck out of the original Sid Meyer's Pirates ^^ Didn't know Republic of Pirates, thanks for showcasing it.

Currently, my most enjoyed management game would be Oxygen Not Included. Absolutely love the art style and how the little duplicant buggers always seem to get in trouble.

Has a large learning curve as mechanics unfold (compounded by further DLC), but still fun and enjoyable, the two main traits for me.

Not that weird! 😆 (not entering, not interested)
I rarely play management games/city builders. Does Little Big Workshop (which I won here!) count? I love dioramas and similar stuff, and this is like, a miniature factory on a table. Thought it looked super cute, and I won it. :D I really enjoyed my time on it (30+ hours, and plan on playing it again at a later time).