Great concept of making your own future. Loved the added detailing of adding distant mountains and trees. Also appriciate the idea of active day and night cycle. Would have liked having some background music and sound in the game. Decent effort overall.

This game is quite unique. I’ve never played anything like it before. It was a good experience, especially the building system, which I found really interesting. I also really like Unity for its pre-built lighting that you can shape and refine.

There are a few things that could be improved. Making the UI more intuitive and giving clearer feedback on what the player is supposed to do would already make the game much better.

Overall, you did a great job with Sivavis. Keep it up, man. You’re going to keep improving.

Notes from gameplay:

• The background art is cute. It's simple but effective. I love how the sky changes based on time of day. Nice work with the lighting!
• Hmm, what is this timer in the right? It's going up quite rapidly
• Would be nice is building selector showed what I've selected. I clicked several times before realizing I was ready to build
• Looks like I can put multiple buildings on the same plot. The evil skyscraper took over my park! :P
• Hmm, somehow my camera ended up underground. There appears to be a skyscraper lurking down in these depths!
• Ok, starting over since I got stuck underground lol
• Hmm, the library is a book store?
• Oops underground again. I think it's from walking around
• I like how you can add green roofs and solar panels to the skyscrapers!
• Hmm the clock in top right started over?
• I escaped from underground! I'm flying into the sky now! 
• Actually this perspective is more helpful for building
• Ah, it was camera tilt that sent me underground
• Ah, I guess the clock is time of day, duh, silly me
• The shadows from the sunrise look AWESOME
• I like the art for the park, the low poly matches the background mountains well
• Planted almost all plots with parks. It looks like it doesn't get as hot!
• Oh, nevermind, up to 90. Not sure what the thermometer does.

Nice work! I was particularly impressed with the lighting!

The thermometer is an interesting inclusion. Is there some relationship between number of parks and green roofs and the temperature?