
Casual town builder that takes place on floating islands in a fantasy world. Grow your town and manage your resources in this challenging builder.
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for the price this is a good game all in all dose have a couple big bugs but nothing that can not be fixed
I love city builders, esp simple ones. But I didn't fully understand what was happening in my city, which made it really difficult to play. - Every 10 seconds, resources deplete, and the number required is shown on your top bar. So 180 food was going away every 10 seconds. I had 3 farms, each producing 100 food each 10 seconds. I should have an enormous surplus of food and never need to worry about it, correct? And yet my food was constantly falling dangerously low. I think maybe the distance people have to travel to their job matters somehow, but it was never explained, and rearranging job paths and trying to guesstimate from the numbers what was happening was really frustrating. - After planting a building, there is no way to look at its info panel again. You can plant another one to see the info screen, then cancel it, or upgrade a building nearby to see the upgrade info, then cancel... But that's incredibly tedious, and once you run out of room, it's not exactly an option. - What causes fires?? Who knows?? - Does having 3 houses connected to 1 job speed up production? Maybe? It's impossible to tell. - Why are you required to plant mines on rocks, but you can't plant woodcutters on forests? - Why does the mine work so incredibly slowly, slower than all the other buildings in my city? Other issues: - Typos in the menus - You can't switch to another type of building to build... You have to close the build menu and re-open it, which is just obnoxious. - Visibility in my city is ridiculous. I've tried numerous combos of sky/ground tint and sometimes it's clear, other times there's a weird blue haze over everything and at night the town lights can't penetrate it so it's impossible to see. There's no settings to improve this. I adore city builders and this could have been a very cute, fun game, but the confusing guesswork made it impossible to enjoy. I'm glad I got it as part of a humble bundle deal, because it's absolutely not worth it.
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The game is decent, although quite minimalist. But it leaves an impressive amount of trash in the Windows registry :s (check out HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Red Phoenix Studios\Poly Towns)
I just test this game for 20 minutes but I can already say this game has some big potential when you keep updating. But for now, 5$ is a good price for this game. - This game makes a lot of fun and you must think how to make a working city. Maybe some Quests should be added. - It just need some graphic improvements, better 3D models and some bug fixes (UI and other). - UI functions should be reworked (primarily the in-game buttons). So I can recommend to buy this game, because it makes a lot of fun, and I´m sure, with new updates it will make more fun. But the developers of this game should rework some things and I hope they can manage it.
Has a good premise as a casual city builder but there are too many bugs in the UI and game play for me to recommend it.
Really cool game! Still not very polished but I am sure it will be in a very small time! Cool game and congrats RPS for making such a great game!
I like the idea of the game: you have a limited grid and you try to make the best town possible within the limits. The problem is that there just isn't much to it at all. Took me a whole lot of 2 minutes to figure out the most efficient way to build things so you never will have any issues. If it was more extended and if all the random UI bugs get fixed this could be a fun game. But in the state it is right now it is not and considering it was last updated in 2018 I can't see the bugs ever getting fixed. Linux version of the game works without any issues.
Unfortunatelly boring. Feels like a demo of a game. You can just idle your way to the richness.
1/10 feels unfinished and lacking in content
Poly Towns is a small Indie game. It is a mini city building game with elements of an idle game. The most of the time I played this game was during class. It is worth buying for a few euro at the steam sale. I recommend the game. + Happy art style/graphics. + Easy steam achievements. - No difficulty setting. - Some anoying bugs. - low replay value.
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