Sky Tale is a cute city building game about creating lovely islands using various tiles and buildings. Sky Tale provides you challenging and yet relaxing experience. You can try to set new highscore by carefully planning all your moves and building up strong economy or you can simply explore colorful biomes and build settlements, villages or even towns.
Choose from a multitude of tiles and resources including trees, berries, rocks and plenty of others to create island of your dreams.
Are you a perfectionist and like straight rows of buildings? Or do you like chaotic placement? In Sky Tale you can do both. Place various building, group them by their functions and watch how your tiny settlement becomes a vast city.
Explore different buildings functions and synergies. Plan everything well and be rewarded with points. As you gain points you get new cards into the deck, unlock new tiles, buildings and biomes. Try to get as many points as you can but don't forget to enjoy the process.
Regrow resources, convert rocks to minerals, create biomes and more with a single mouse click. Experience new mechanics and use them to your advantage.
6 eye-catching biomes await you: Field, Desert, Jungle, Mountains, Arctic and Arid Valley. Each of them brings new set of resources, buildings and tiles to fill your island with life.
Discover plenty of cards to add to your deck. Choose cards that work together, get more points, refill your deck and create unique settlement each time you play.
Want to know more about gameplay?
Sky Tale features two game modes: Classic mode and Sandbox.
In Classic mode you start with one of ever-changing islands and a stack of cards. Use tiles to expand your island and buildings to get points. The amount of points depends on building and its functions. Gather enough points to refil your deck. If your deck run out of cards the game end. This is where you can take a screenshot of your epic island and start one more round.
In Sandbox mode everything is under your control. Use all in-game cards to build lovely islands and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere.
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- Use arrow keys to navigate, ESC to close
User Reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive
7 user reviews
100%
Positive
User #370434english
9 hrs at review
Recommended
A fun game to pick up and enjoy some nice hours in sandbox mode or try to get the highest points possible. Quite simple but still enjoyable overall.
The achievements are fun and challenging, but the windmill/wheat field one seems to be broken/wrong, as with all 8 wheats placed directly next to water tiles seems to never trigger a progress on the achievement itself.
Some polishing might be required, so that users can actually know how many resources there are on a tile (X rocks, X trees), how many resources are taken by each building (e.g. by hovering over the tile) and how many points you get at the end turn from certain buildings (houses)
User #971029english
8 hrs at review
Recommended
Fun, relaxing game. Its like Islanders but more simplified. Does have some oversights, for example its very hard to see the arctic tiles against the background and there are some simple mistakes with potions being named incorrectly. But this doesnt affect the game that much.
User #528330english
1 hrs at review
Recommended
A relaxing neat little game in a similar vein to Islanders and Dorfromantik but tad simpler.
The art style and music fit the game well and are both fairly appealing.
[i]The way it lets you create and expand the world (or even build a custom one without restraints in sandbox mode) lends itself to be used as a map creator, AND it's on a grid![/i]
That being said, it could use a little more user friendliness:
- It would be nice to see an undo button for one action, as I often would accidentally place a tile while trying to move across the map.
- The buildings should show what they reach not just when placing them. Some could use clarification on how they work too as it's unclear at first what are the exact conditions/limitations. Making that information available would make it a lot easier to place things right and see whether they interact or not.
As of now the game shows you the controls and leaves you to learn the rest on your own. Not that there is loads to memorise but it def...
