
Escape your stressful and mundane everyday routine and head to exotic Polynesia to become a grand-master town architect. Turn this sandy wilderness into a beautiful paradise settlement.
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Languages: English, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, French
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[h1] SEAL OF APPROVAL. 10/10. [/h1] An amazing game for those who like Casual Games to relax! It follows the gameplay as its predecessor, The Islander, but with a city building and management universe! Gameplay: 10/10 Audio: 10/10 Graphics: 10/10 Interface: 10/10 Feeling of Relaxation and Island building: 10/10 [h1] WHAT IS GOOD [/h1] * Very relaxing game * Easy to play * Customize houses * Variety of decorations, crops, paths ... * Play in short bursts * City Management * Awesome pixel graphics * Extremely addictive progression * Perfect for casual * Affordable price * Infinity replayability * Addictive feeling of progress and profit [h1] WHAT IS BAD [/h1] I liked the systematic a lot, but I wish it was possible to decorate the houses inside too = /. You can customize the houses, but following the upgrade pattern.
The Islander looked like it would be a fun island management game. Unfortunately, that wasn't what I got in the end. This is a game with a lot of promise that, I'm hoping, in time can deliver, but for now falls far short. The positive: This game is gorgeous. I definitely like the look of the game and I've seen some very creative layouts from other players. This is by far the best feature to the game. The mediocre: Aspects of the interface seem clunky. If I decide I want to move where I have a garden of flowers, I have to manually select each and every flower one at a time and move them. As the game progresses and you unlock new styles of roads, you can't replace them. Instead, you have to go through and delete every single old style road that you want and then place down the replacement role. It isn't a big issue, but they are features I'd love to see implemented. The negative: This is where I think the game can get better in time. The game is honestly quite boring. At times, it feels more like an idle game. I wanted to give this game a fair shake, so I'm trying to play long enough to get all of the achievements. To do this, I'm letting the game run in my background right now to earn the capital I need to build more buildings. And that's the thing about this game, to advance and unlock you need to simply earn money. That means all you need is one House and time and you've advanced as far as the game can go. There is no challenge beyond waiting for time to pass. Sure, you can up your infrastructure, nature, or another category to increase your income rate, but all it does is speed up the process. And, that gets old pretty quickly.
I bought his game because of the beautiful pixel graphics not expecting some suprisingly assortment of prop decorations you can place in the game. To my suprise this game caught me off guard being the must laidback casual sandbox city builder steam has on their games list. It has become one of my favorite games. The only thing i would say bad about it is I hope the devs and makers of the game read the comments that additional content would be excellent as this game has a lot of potential! The great part of this game is its your own pace, dont worry about stressing out about anything "expiring" or "collecting" in time, just sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful feeling of a stardew valley/sim farm game remixed :D Summary of the game PROS: - 16 bit graphics <3 (this game will run on the lowest of machines) - Stardew Valley/Sim Farm/Farmville/Forager type game - Very easy to master no tutorial needed - Casual sandbox type game so no risks or "expiration" / "collecting" etc. just sit back and relax! CONS: - Linear game (not for everyone) no real misions just max build until you run out of space - Lack of maps (Only 6) PLEASE ADD MORE - Not enough ploppable content when max lvl reached ( PLEASE ADD MORE CONTENT OR STEAM WORKSHOP THIS GAME HAS MASSIVE POTENTIAL :) ) Overall 4/5
игра, которая дает возможность реализовать свои творческие и стратегические навыки в создании уникального города на острове. яркая графика и интуитивное управление делают её доступной для всех. вы можете развивать свой город, строить разнообразные здания и управлять экономикой.
If you played the previous version you know what to expect. You have abit more to choose from this time however some parts are limited to 2 for the entire game while some items have 7+ to choose from. You also are limited on your island size. Unlike the last game there is no way to build extra land which is a shame and limits my creativity for the island. Not sure why they got rid of it, would of been nice to make your own island or make it bigger from the selection you get to choose from at the start. It doesn't have much new stuff added in it to be worth full price in my opinion, wait for a sale otherwise get the first game and enjoy abit more freedom with less fancy tiles to choose from.
Nice little town builder to pass a few hours with. Similar in gameplay and looks to their previous game, The Islander, except this one is not a clicker game. Instead the money from your buildings are automatically added to your funds. There are a few different map layouts to play on, but for me personally the game has no replay value after unlocking everything on the first map. Others might enjoy replaying on the other maps. As mentioned by other reviewers rearranging your layout is a bit tedious due to no option to mark multiple items/buildings for removal/moving, but it's a minor nuisance. If you are like me and don't feel up for replaying the full price might be a high for the gameplay you get out of this.
Rating: ⭐⭐ 2/5 stars ➕ Custom buildings. ➕ Gorgeous graphics and atmosphere. ➖ Very slow, a lot of waiting. ➖ Limited tutorial. ➖ Ultimately no goal except to fill your island. 👎 Nah. Honestly, it’s not a bad game, but it’s not a good game, either. It’s just boring. I like relaxing city builders as much as the next guy, but there has to be something to do aside from just waiting for money to drop and level you up. Read my full review on: https://review.lydocia.com/the-islander-town-architect/
This was an incredible cozy relaxing game, it's more idle and decorating than anything. It is NOT a management game, and anyone who purchase it thinking it is is going to be very disappointed. I'm disappointed the developers don't got a slew of games just like this but in different themes. I want more!
As bad as the first game. Basically a point and click.
Achievements are glitched.
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