In the era of coronavirus, when dead downtowns are depressingly common, it can even feel a little eerily familiar. Their absence can make the game feel sterile after a while. Less appealing is the game's lack of people to populate the player's creations. Imagine if that was a main menu for townscaper.
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That organic, incremental growth makes Townscaper a refreshing change from other city simulators, which typically revolve around zoning vast tracts of land and laying down miles of infrastructure. There is a web based app that allows you to walk around your towns, but its just walking and jumping. Raw Fury and Oskar Stålberg have you covered Now you can try Townscaper in your preferred browser by heading to to load up our instant town-building toy for free The only restriction is a smaller grid and no save function other than that you can let your imagination go wild. But there's still a lot of Zen fun to be had in seeing your individual mouse clicks snowball into city blocks or castle-like complexes. That barebones simplicity, objective-free gameplay, and calming setting will make you feel less like a city administrator and more like you've been administered a digital Valium.
Instead, Townscaper players add one block at a time atop a placid sea and watch as the structures they're creating morph automatically into streets, homes, apartments, and towers. There isn't even a menu of buildings to pick from. There are no missions to complete or resources to gather.
The latest offering from the Swedish game developer Oskar Stålberg might loosely be described as a city-building game.
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