Go-Go Town!

超级好玩欸...尤其是联机模式！

非常休闲，画风优秀。但是鱼油的产量不高，且在工厂开启后消耗量巨大更不上需求。此外强烈建议加一个沉浸式第三人称功能，去近距离体验在建好的城镇街道穿梭的感觉。

game yang menarik untuk anak-anak di bawah 40 tahun.

A solid, really simple, cozy city builder. Think Animal Crossing but with more focus on automation & city building, do not start thinking City Skylines/Sim City, this is on the ground, literal building out your city on the ground piece by piece. This is extremely family friendly. A great recommendation for family playing with children who show interest in games like Animal Crossing. Great customization, solid game feel, and so far great progression. The only thing I really, really do not like is how generic the music is. It feels like listening to a royalty free music for a youtube video to the point it actually moves the music from complimentary/background to annoying & standing out too much. You'll know it when you hear it. I also don't I don't like decorations not affecting score and visitor satisfaction. Even in comfy, slow builders like this It's annoying when placing things, it's a just for the player to notice thing. Town to City is the perfect example of where even little brushes and trees increase the general area's happiness. A more challenging mode where you would have to tend to plants, infrastructure, and other things like you do garbage would be nice for those looking for more bite.

I wasn't expecting to be as addicted to this game as I am. It's good. My first playthrough went really fast, which was fun but not quite as "cozy" as I would have liked. So I restarted, this time taking my time. Hiding the town goals as soon as they appeared, not progressing until I built everything from the previous tier, and taking the time to decorate around every building. That appears to be the way to go, as it is a lot more relaxing. The building/decorating is very Animal Crossing in how it's done. I would love there to be an easy way to see other people's towns, as well as "custom" roads and outfits and walls and stuff to make it more my own. What I don't like, that I hope will change in the future: 1. Being unable to drive with tools in your hands. There are some places, like the desert, where you have to bring your mining tool all the way from your mine. It is incredibly tedious. Just being able to bring a skateboard would help the frustration tons. 2. The museum is not integrated well. You start with the museum already built and no real tutorial about it, and it's very easy to just forget about it entirely. There is little motivation to collect anything. 3. Your townsfolk are lifeless. The tourists do things, but your townies just stay at their jobs. You never see them go home or hang around town. I want to see my citizens sleep at night. I want them to have needs. I suppose that would increase the difficulty and complexity of the game, which some people may not like. So maybe a mod? Workshop support? That seems cool. I suppose I am just tweaking for more Animal Crossing-like features plus more in-depth town management. Or at least something to keep me attached to the game after everything is unlocked, built, and explored. 4. It's bad game design to force the player to backtrack through "levels," and this game does that. For instance, there is a huge maze. Once you get to the end of the maze, you have to walk back out the way you came instead of leaving through another exit. If there was a quick teleport from the end of the maze or from the desert, that would be cool. But I can't stress enough how addicting this game is. It's fun. It's not really "cozy," unless you are like me and force yourself to progress slowly. There's no down time. But it is fun.

Yes! Yes! A thousand times yes! I love a citybuilder, and I love a cosy game with no pressure. I love automation, and this game is a perfect combination. It's super cozy! BUY IT!

It's fun! According to Steam reviews, the soundtrack is millennial trash, which must be why I like it so much. The upbeat music with the townies bopping their way through town is just a vibe. It sets the pace of the game, which is all about fast unlocks and progression. Numbers go up, make pretty town. There's a bit of exploration (the hedge maze was cool), but nothing amazing. I'm shelving it for now because the management aspect is just a little too shallow for my liking. I like numbers go up, but I like a management challenge to really sink my teeth into. The early game without couriers can be busy and somewhat tedious, transporting materials across the map, but once you get couriers, everything pretty much automates itself. I'm sure it gets more complex in terms of crafting trees, but it's ultimately gonna come down to making more stations and hiring more workers, which is all gated by tiered progression gates, making it feel a bit like I'm on a treadmill. Fun, cute game. I recommend it if you like the vibe from the screenshots and trailers and want a casual town builder with great decorating and light automation elements.

really like the premise, but far too overwhelming for a solo player. Yes, you can turn off your station and take your time, but its just too hard to manage solo