Malmyr

fun game! nice balance of relaxing gameplay with some puzzle challenge and light supply chain management.

a fun and challenging puzzle game for relaxing gaming sessions. the graphics are pretty and the models are playfully detailed: there currently is a christmas tree in town square and the roads spawn little barrels that shoot fireworks! the music is very soothing aswell. i really enjoy playing this game and can recommend it to every puzzle fan!

A nice mix of Factorio and Settlers, with a campaign to gently introduce game concepts. I'm enjoying this very much.

I think, with a lot of detail work this might be a decent game. I also think that graphics department here is brilliant because this looks way cooler than it is. Problem is the basic game is a fairly basic supply line type game. but with roads instead of conveyor belts. And the peasants are to stupid to know where they are going with anything so you can't have a road go more than one place. *sigh* So, conveyor belts called roads. And yes, later, with knowledge derived from ancient dwarven ruins in the third mission, you can have a road that peasants will choose the proper direction at a fork. I want to take an aside here and not that Steam Powered Game's proprietary spell checker does not know the word "dwarven." It's not the core game play that brings this thing down to the "not recommend" status. It's a bunch of little things that add up to it being frustrating. And that's really it. It's not hard or requiring any gret skill at the point I bailed. It was just annoyingly fr...

I could not play this game. The Unity engine crashed before the game froze and the Unity engine crashed before the tutorial was even completed.

my game does not do what the instructions say. drove me crazy. also no windowed mode (seriously, i do not play fullscreen. never. ever). and then there is the incessant gibber-gabber you have to click through..... next time a game that works instead of quirky dialogue please!

As a preface, I'm not much of a building simulation gamer (right now), and I hoped this would rekindle my love for the genre. It didn't but not because it's lacking quality. In it's essence (and as far as I've played), this is as much a puzzle game as it is a building sim. You play missions (there's an open end mode too) and have to achieve goals in them. To achieve these missions, you need to build certain structures while keeping in mind rules for logistics among the different building types. You need, for example, a specific minimum amount of workers to man your buildings. Workers live in houses, which need to be in a two field radius around a farm. Clay pits and mines need one or more building to refine their goods, so roads need to be build between all of these and the buildings that use them. And so on and so forth. Often you'll find yourself scrapping buildings or roads that you either don't need anymore, or to correct an error you made. Most tiles or building can yield addi...

A game designed to be relaxing. Malmyr is a small puzzle/production chain game and it is very noticable that it is designed to be calming and relaxing. You build production chains to solve an objective and adapt them on the fly. The care and design that went into this game is very noticable, but it is a very small game with a heart though. If this seems like something you want to do, puzzle, build production chains and then adapt them as necessary with a relaxing atmosphere, this might be for you.

50% Supply lines, 50% clicker, 100% terrible dialogue. It's a slog in a "waste your time" kind of way and not a "solve a puzzle" kind of way. It feels like a mobile game.

I usually love games like this but this one is just not for me. I don't really enjoy solving the puzzles, they feel like a slog to discover what an optimized road looks like. often, there just isn't one and you need to delete and re set up the same area- I found that very tedious and not fun puzzle solving action.