I wish that one day they will add small NPCs to the game, 1 or 2 from each house, and they will walk around the built town or castle <3

I didnt really like the game at first - no management, no enemies, no challenge. But after playing a while and discovering the features, it grew on me. I was playing this game all wrong. This was a game to relax - to be creative, to have a low-key moment just enjoying how pretty the street you just made is or how cool your castle looks. The challenge becomes a personal one - you try to get a river to run through your building and make it look good or something. And that's why this game turns out to be a lot of fun. I whip it out anytime i'm stressed and it helps me cool down.

Love the game and the dynamic building options. I probably still have a lot more interacttions between objects to discover, but I just wanna leave some things I would love to see in the game here: More control over how textures and details shift Manually placing vines and bushes, more flower varieties Water on higher land levels and waterfalls Different creatures to place, maybe some stylized humanoids that stand, walk, or sit around A way to relink walls after cuttung them, and lowering parts of a raised chunk of terrain

The game has great potential, but is too limited. I know the name is TINY glade, but wish I could have larger maps as an option. Progress has been made, but building structures are still limited.

Sooo addictive, please add option to increase map boundary

I really wanted to enjoy this game, I love a good decorating/building game, especially a chill one where you don't have to faff about with management. But in reality, I found this to be over hyped purely because of its aesthetics. I get that kind of is the point of this, make something that looks nice but considering that's all you do, i found it very lacking in aesthetic variations. It just feels empty due to the lack of options in the decor and smaller items (very limited variations in windows, lights, doors, very boring looking banners etc), you can make some cool looking buildings but then when you actually look at the details of those, they all look to similar and that just made it boring quickly for me personally. I will say, the building mechanics for the main structures are really well done and there's lots of variation on that front and I do enjoy getting to overlap the main building structures, partially destroying walls with paths and messing about with the roof shapes and...

It feels as satisfying as it looks. You don't need a big plan or an artistic gift. Really worth it.

Not so much a game as a toy. It's like building a tabletop diorama in your basement, but faster and easier with less mess. Love the stairs update. Fingers crossed for bridges and more interior items.

I was anticipating this game for a while and I finally got it on release sale. At the time that I played it, it had little customisation options and I found it extremely repetitive and limiting to creative building. Others may find it enjoyable but unfortunately I didn't and I can't say I can recommend it for it's full price, likely 50% off or more.

Cozy and whimsical video game where you can build nice looking villages or castles without much hassle or restriction. While you can stick to structures with grounded look, you can also create the ones with more outlandish and bizarre look, like barely standing towers or outright floating stairs and bridges. The choices are yours. The visual is very nice too, and it doesn't need powerful hardware much. Highly recommended.