Some of them are more trapezium or rhombus shaped. The only downside you might have (and it’s a personal preference), is that not all the blocks are uniform squares. Or you can pave the whole lot and make one huge city. The colours are so adorable and you can make little canals between the buildings if you want. The buildings themselves give me total Amsterdam vibes. if you leave gaps over the walkway, it will automatically build cute arches and alleyways, but if you have a house block and try to build an arch over that, it still gives you a rooftop. But if you leave different sized gaps, you can figure out pretty quickly what the game will put in for you. I play the Switch version, and you can’t place your own benches and potted plants, etc. When you move building blocks around, the game fills in the blanks for you. Now, you don’t get total creative control. It’s just placing coloured blocks that turn into buildings or arches, with walkways and clotheslines between buildings.
#Townscaper review free#
You basically have free rein to build whatever type of city you’d like. It’s literally you, placing buildings, over an endless expanse of water. Townscaper is essentially SimCity if there were no rules, no disasters ― natural or otherwise ― and no people to please. It’s a gaming computer from before the internet. (Please don’t look that up if you’re under 28. I have always been what I lovingly refer to as a ‘Simmer’.
I wasn’t joking above when I said this game was my happy place.
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