TerraScape

The tutorial leaves you guessing, which a tutorial should not do. Save that for the main game. Missing lots of labels and UI bits like scrollbars. Will give you tons of cards you don't need and not the ones you need for the active quest. Is there only a limited number of each card? No idea, since the UI has no such indication. Hopefully these design decisions can be fixed and I can give a thumbs up in the future.

Ich möchte meinen Unmut darüber zum Ausdruck bringen, dass dieses Spiel - wie auch andere - mit einem DLC auf den Markt kommt, das zusätzliche Errungenschaften ermöglicht. Ich hatte nach dem Kauf des Hauptspiels alle Errungenschaften freigeschaltet und die blau-gelbe Schleife dafür erhalten. Nun, nach dem DLC, kann ich nur durch Nachzahlen wieder 100% der Errungenschaften erreichen. Das ist doch eine ganz miese Masche und ärgert mich.

Phenomenal game if you have OCD. Ignore he other people in the reviews, they are literally drooling buffoons. The game is very intuitive and straight forward, it allows for a lot of flexibility and planning. The game has many game modes to suit your style of play, a "campaign" that gives you quests that chain. Scenario which is just, get the score before you run out of points or land. Puzzle, where you put your brain to the test to complete a challenge with prepared cards and a special map. If none of that appeals there is a map editor and a creative mode so you can just enjoy yourself with fairly low stakes. The new Egypt DLC is amazing, I love it more than the base game, something about upgrading things just felt more satisfying than just merging everything. But it's a ton of fun in it's own right. Games great but I do understand why some people would find it boring. But again if you got OCD and you love things that can satisfy that this game is for you and I can't recommend it enough.

一个建筑游戏，限制这个又限制那个，你不让我建房子建爽，那我也只好给你个差评。

it reminds me of Dorfromantik but instead of placing single tiles that only care about direct neighbors you place buildings that care about their surroundings. there are sets of buildings that you choose from (the game calls these decks) which you merge to alter the surrounding area and give you more options artstyle looks great and you unlock more visual variants of the buildings and resources as you progress in the game

This is a really fun little puzzle/town builder. Simple, easy to learn and fun. The art style is bright and delightful. Though a larger map can cause the game to become a bit drawn out and repetitive, the scenarios are fun, brief and let you explore the various elements of the game. A few more building combinations would be great but what is here now can, when the cards finally fall for you, cause great groans of satisfaction as the buildings upgrade.

Chill puzzle game. I returned after this sat in my library for a year+. All my previous progress was lost. Lost a save from today, terrible UI. Needs improvement before I can recommend

This is actually a very interesting evolution on relaxing city-builders. There's a strange balance between the simplicity of the game mechanic and the complexity of various possibilities. The core mechanic is similar to hexagonal tile settlers, like Dorfromantic, where you get randomized cards and play the cards to add structures to various available tiles. But Terrascape goes even further, both in terms of giving you a wider range of choices in what kind of card subsets your random cards come from, and also what happens when you put those structures down. So while it is still relaxing in its own way, it requires you to be a bit more attentive and strategize your gameplay. In case you don't feel like strategizing, scoring is actually easy, you can just casually populate your maps and still finish the scenarios. Of course there are more challenging scenarios and puzzles if strategy is what you're going after. Of course, the game does not provide an extensive explanation of everything, but rather relies on the player to dig around and discover what all is possible, the clues to which is all there in the game UI in front of you. You just have to take the time to tinker around with it and test it out in the games. If you're looking for something that just straight up spoonfeeds everything to you, with you never needing to apply any brains, there are simpler, more passive brainrot games out there for that purpose. This may not be it.

Amazingly relaxing, satisfying, and visually pleasing. For anyone that just want to unwind in the more simpler creative modes or challenge yourself with the puzzle maps, there is something for both camps.