Welcome to Atlantic City!
Expand your gambling operations to attract high-rollers to Atlantic City casinos in this new high stakes expansion!
Atlantic City map - During Prohibition, booming tourism in and around Atlantic City demanded grand entertainment and lots of illegal alcohol. So it very rapidly became a mecca for bootlegging and gambling. The loosely connected patchwork of neighboring towns separated by a tangle of bays and estuaries on this map will require some interesting geographic solutions as you build your empire at the shore.
Expanded gambling opportunities - Access gambling earlier in the game and expand more quickly with fewer limits than other cities.
Unique gambling operations and features - Ritzy casinos, high stakes games and glamorous features will keep your discerning clientele entertained and spending:
New operations:
- Atlantic City gambling den
- Small Casino
- Medium Casino
- Luxury Casino
Features:
- High stakes slot machines
- Off-track betting parlors
- High-rollers parlors
- Gambling den poker tables
- Baccarat salons
- Telegraph machines
- Valet parking
- High tech lighting & chandeliers
New alcohol resources - Learn about, acquire and profit from new illicit types of booze that flow into Atlantic City by establishing firm connections among the city’s various nationalities:
- Canadian whiskey
- Scotch whisky
- Caribbean rum
- Irish whisky
- English gin
- German schnapps
Atlantic City themed buildings - Explore America’s Playground with its iconic boardwalks and bucolic surroundings.
New vehicle types - To help you shift your illicit merchandise all over coastal New Jersey.
- Town car - A medium capacity vehicle that sits somewhere between a car and pickup truck.
- Cargo van - A high capacity vehicle that can transport very large loads more efficiently around the vast Atlantic City map.
New character portrait items - Additional portrait customization options for your avatar and NPCs.
Unique victory condition - To meet based on the profitability and size of your Atlantic City casinos.
