My City, My Empire is a property management simulation with no violence. Here is what parents and guardians should know.
Who the game is for
My City, My Empire is designed for a general audience. It is not directed at children under 13. It contains advertising and optional in-app purchases.
What the game is about
The player buys land, borrows from a bank, builds, lets to tenants and pays taxes, all with fictional money. The game deals with adult topics in a simplified way (loans, debt, unpaid rent, burglary, fire) without violent or frightening images. It is a game, not financial or investment advice.
What the game does not have
- No account, no sign-in and no online profile. The first name or nickname typed in the game stays on the device.
- No chat, no messaging and no contact with other players.
- No collection of name, email address, photos, contacts or precise location by LE2M Holding.
Advertising
Ads are served by Google AdMob: rewarded videos that the player chooses to watch, and occasional full-screen ads. There are no banners. We do not choose the individual ads. Google may use device data to deliver them; see the Privacy Policy. Refusing tracking (iOS) or personalised ads (consent form, device settings) limits the use of that data.
In-app purchases
The game offers four gem packs and a "Remove ads" option, paid with real money through the App Store or Google Play. Gems are virtual, have no real-world value and are not refundable, except where the law or the store requires it. To avoid unwanted purchases:
- iPhone / iPad: Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > iTunes & App Store Purchases. Set "In-app Purchases" to "Don't Allow", or require a password for every purchase. With Family Sharing, turn on "Ask to Buy".
- Android: Google Play > Settings > Authentication (or Purchase verification) > require authentication for all purchases. With Family Link, turn on purchase approvals.
Notifications and playing time
The game is slow by design and can send optional reminders (three a day at most, none at night), which you can switch off in the device settings. Screen Time (iOS) and Family Link or Digital Wellbeing (Android) let you set daily limits for the game.
A question or a concern?
If you believe a child has sent us personal information by email, or for any question, write to loic-emmanuel.bah@le2mholding.com. We will delete it promptly.