Download size
How many GB is District Null?
10 GB
That is more than the typical Simulator game, which needs about 4 GB.
Leave at least 17 GB free: games need headroom to unpack updates.
The figure is the storage Steam lists as required for this game, not a measured download.
District Null is a cyberpunk city-building simulation set on the colony planet AZ884, a world almost twice the size of Earth. Its northern side lies under a thick blanket of smog, while the unexplored region of Cibola waits in the south. On the General's orders, the player founds a district that is connected to the other territories by a highway. The player lays roads, zones residential, commercial and industrial areas and watches the city grow house by house. Construction sites have real build times, all the way up to plateaus and skyscrapers. Traffic with commuters, traffic lights and highway interchanges, the power grid with fusion plants, thermal plants and energy relays, as well as fire services, ambulances and police are simulated at the same time. Venues such as a cinema, a stadium, a casino and a concert hall each have their own programme, visitors and income. A research lab and a university unlock new technology and train skilled workers. Creatures like a giant worm, pterosaurs and slime men attack the city and are fought with defense units and ships from a weapons factory. The colony's long-term goal is drilling through the planet's core.
Questions and answers
- How many GB is District Null?
- District Null needs about 10 GB.
- Is District Null big for a Simulator game?
- That is more than the typical Simulator game, which needs about 4 GB.
- How much free space should you leave for District Null?
- Leave at least 17 GB free: games need headroom to unpack updates.
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