Timberborn

1. Click 'Add to Cart'. 2. Install and click 'Play'. 3. Spend 45 minutes making a staircase just so a beaver can admire a sunflower. 10/10

Game is fun and a cool concept with the droughts coming every few days at random. I just can not give a thumbs up to a game that limits you for trying to build one giant city (District as it is called in this game), but you are forced to use tons of smaller and smaller districts to work together. It just makes the game not fun at all for me or more challenging because the districts are so tiny. If there was a way to disable them or choose to only have one district I would easily change my mind. Besides the districts it is a good overall game, I would suggest getting it on sale though, as $30 is too steep for this game imo.

I watched a bit of this game on YouTube before I bought it. I find it a problem solving game in a good way. I am still in the learning mode on the easy stage, but while I am still working out the water physics and the game play, I am really enjoying this, even when I fail.

It's amazing, mods are great. Also beavers are included

Silly beaver game. I love it! I've never been a huge fan of city builders, but something about the balancing food, water, wellness and most importantly, water engineering, just hits well. It's a fun game and rather addicting in a good way!

Good game, but logistics is poorly implemented. Beavers just can't sleep near their job, can't get priorities themselves, they rather be idle at lumberjack flag with no trees around and die from dehydration than go to water pump and get some water. They can't effectively drink, eat or sleep. Micromanagement is a thing. Districts mechanic feels wrong. Anyway, it is a relaxing game and playable as of now.

I love this in theory -- the music, the visuals, the concept, the aesthetics are all great. I'm just...disappointed by the finished product. Too fiddly, the tutorial doesn't explain things until AFTER you've done what it tells you, etc. I keep trying and i just keep bouncing off of it.

I am so impressed with this game. It has got a little bit of everything there is to love about city building games, all handled with a level of care and consideration that you don't see often. I mean that, I play a lot of these things. Housing and work feel simple to grasp and work with but you still get the kind of maximal control that you need. Production chains are fun to work with without needing to bust out the T84. Power (via 500 BC ass water wheels) works as a nice puzzle in tandem with pathing the beaver guys around and moving waterways, all of which compete for space. On the subject of moving water: put this in every game. If the next fromsoft doesn't have fluid engineering, it's trash. I have had some much fun mapping diagrams of dams and then flooding everything anyway cause I forgot I'm dumb. Water hasn't been utilized in games like these much, which is a bummer, because water is the only reason i or you are here today. You ever hear about the cradle of civilization bro?...

I thought I was just gonna build a cute little beaver town… now I’m micromanaging water supply, farming carrots like my life depends on it, and squealing every time my beavers build something tiny and adorable. 🥺💧

..Can't. Stop. Playing. Must get more treated planks, gears and metal...