
'Tilecraft: A New Horizon' is a minimalist and relaxing strategy game about discovering and building on your explored tiles. Explore a procedurally generated set of resources across the map in this unique and casual atmosphere.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A día de hoy no lo recomiendo, se puede finalizar en 60minutos, no tiene aliciente para rejugar, no tiene logros, no está traducido. La idea está bien pero yo lo consideraría early acces, muy poco contenido, recomiendo mejor el stackland, mucho más largo.
Un vicio. Se lo recomiendo para los que busquen un juego de chill con crafteo y supervivencia minimalista: https://youtu.be/fBlCuI21XCw
Un minijuego ultrasimplón con una interfaz muy incómoda y un rendimiento sorprendentemente pobre para lo que es. Lo compré a dos euros y no me ha parecido una buena compra.
Great fun! Good price :)
Short, sweet, simple, cheap. My only complaints are a few bugs and annoyingly small storage for the amount of things in the game. Game gets easily quickly cluttered. Its absolutely fine on its own, but i would definitely love to see some updates in the future!
Great concept, awesome game. It just can be beat in like 20-30 minutes.
This was a fun if a little short game. Would probably do better as early access at this point. The core idea is fun, and I appreciate the minimalist aesthetic, but the game would actually be a lot more fun if the workers were slower. Everything is crafted so quickly that there really isn't any strategy to worker placement.
Two games in and I've gotten a serious bug both times. First game I had a bunch of guys stuck on a tile with no way to get them off. Not game-breaking, but very annoying. Second game the whole game map just up and disappeared. Seems like this game has some serious technical issues to work out before it's even worth considering buying it.
It's a great little game. It is affordable, fun and well made. If you like Stacklands or Forager, then you will probably like this game. The game is very short right now but for the price its okay. I really hope to see more content added in the future. I would also enjoy if they added achievements for the game. Looking forward to what they do next.
At a dollar, this is an excellent little fun game. The graphics are engaging, the feeling of exploration is cool, building towers to expand line of sight is fun and protecting against the encroaching orcs feels about right. Clearly the game struggles once you've got more than a screen's worth of real estate to protect, but the game ends before that becomes a big problem. Looking forward to seeing what else the designer comes up with!
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