Townscaper, a cute and colourful town-building game, is set to launch on mobile October 20. More of a digital toy than a game, Townscaper allows you to build a vibrant island settlement with just a tap of the screen. Pastel buildings easily snap together to create a cosy cacophony of colour that's sure to help you relax on your commute into work, or whenever you need a little break from reality.
Townscaper originally launched on Steam in early access back in June 2020. It left early access in August of this year and also launched on the Nintendo Switch, selling half a million copies across the two platforms. It's a great game to use if you want to make towns for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:D&D campaigns and need a visual reference for your party.
Two features that set Townscaper apart from other city-builders are the complete lack of resource management and the irregular grid pattern. You don't need to worry about how much wood or iron or townspeople you have, you just tap and place a building down wherever you fancy. Also, instead of everything looking as rigidly structured as Manhatten or Minecraft, the irregular grid allows for the creation of island towns that feel far more natural.
Made by solo indie developer Oskar Stålberg, previously a technical artist at Ubisoft and a Unity developer at UsTwo, the calming Townscaper couldn't be further from his previous project, the . While the two games look slightly alike - in that they're both set on islands and look pretty - their concepts are polar opposites. Bad North is an easy-to-play-hard-to-master RTS where you have to defend your tiny island from Viking invaders.
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If you need sꦍome relaxing town scaping i♔n your life, you can preregister to get Townscaper on both the and , or get it now . The game will cost £4.49 on mobile devices.