
Humans are long gone. In a world struck by droughts and toxic waste, will your lumberpunk beavers do any better? A sandbox city-building game featuring ingenious animals, vertical architecture, water physics, and terraforming. Contains high amounts of wood.
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enjoying the automation
Jest super
bom
This is a really lovely game. It's very addictive, has a good range of difficulty, and is easily able to be played again. I have put many days into this game and I look forward to seeing what they have in store. The game can be processor heavy, especially when running at 3x speed, which is what I imagine that most people play at almost constantly. The graphics are great, gameplay is solid, and I see a lot of opportunity for growth in features - something I am really looking forward to. I've been with the game since beta and I can't wait to see what it becomes.
Chill game
great game too much to play
Hablando de mujeres y castores... se fueron consumiendo las arboledas
Perfektes Aufbauspiel!
I thoroughly enjoyed my hydrologic adventures with these intrepid beavers. Especially the long mid-game, when the colony is established and stabilized, and the player's attention shifts to resilience in all seasons and neutralizing one badwater source after another. Expect a gentle experience for a city builder; for example, the population automatically and quickly adjusts itself to fit the available housing.
Kerran hylkäsin majavan, aivan kuten mustasilmäinen lapsi hylättiin veteen. Se hetki jäi kiinni minuun kuin kylmä muta turkkiin: majavan katse oli tyhjä, mutta silti täynnä kysymystä, johon en osannut vastata. Majava nukkui surullisena, kodittomana, kunnes nukkui ikiuneen. Ja silti — paradoksaalisesti — sen hylkääminen auttoi muuta majavakansakuntaa. Mutta totuus oli rumempi: olin rakentanut majavan ympärille putkiston, monimutkaisen ja raskaan, sellaisen jonka purkaminen olisi vaatinut enemmän kuin uskalsin antaa. Putket kiersivät sen ympärillä kuin kylmät metalliset juuret, ja minä tiesin, ettei majavaa voinut pelastaa ilman että koko sähkön saanti lakkaisi vesivoimaloista. Niinpä valitsin putkiston — ja jätin majavan virran armoille.