Neongarten

Neongarten is a quick and easy atmospheric puzzle game where you construct a cyberpunk city stack on a mysteriously vacated lot. On a very basic level you can just slam blocks down, watch the pretty lights, and chill out. The more you play, new mechanics, new blocks, and a greater depth of play reveals itself. Neongarten doesn't ask a lot from you in terms of time or thought, but delivers a smooth, satisfying way to spend some time watching the neon skyline rise.

Fun little game and definitely worth it when picked up on sale (~6€) The aesthetics are charming and the building combinations feel surprisingly organic. Like how parks increase rent, industrial buildings boost each other etc. This makes your city feel kinda unique. That said, progression is fairly limited beyond unlocking new things and there isn’t much to do outside of achievement hunting. Randomness can be pretty punishing at times, which can make some runs frustrating rather than strategic (Like how I still couldn't unlock the Penthouse achievement after trying several times) What's realy great is that each save takes a 10–15 minute session and fits great in between waiting for friends or a download

First off, I really enjoyed playing the demo for this game (12 hours, while waiting for the full game to be released), and highly recommend you try the demo to test the UI and main idea of the game. It's well-balanced and lots of fun! And now to the full game. It seems a tad bit pricey, but still has all the charm of the demo with the music and aesthetic. It adds more complexity. There are lots of combos of building types with synergies from the different factions. Having a variety of maps makes things interesting. That being said, I am still getting used to the full game--I haven't tried difficulties other than Normal, yet--and will update my review when I have a better grasp of how the maps, difficulties, and new factions work in the full game. Editing to add: They are continuing to add new stuff! There are a few options you can turn on for more challenge. At the time of this edit, I have tried all the basic combinations of maps and difficulties, and am still finding the game to be fun.

Simple enough pick 3 city builder with lots of fun little combos to discover and mess around with.

What a fantastic idea for a game. When I bought this game, I heard it described as a SimTower roguelike, and I love that term.

Fun music and inoffensive art A puzzle builder somewhat like Islanders, where you play for points and carefully consider placement to get adjacency and orientation bonuses. Got addicting for a bit.

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