
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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weed before the game and couple energy drinks under the game, the hours flys, who do not love annimals build a socisety and be mini god over them, MUHAHAHAHAH
妙趣横生
excelente no me canso de hacer civilizaciones y optimizarlas
超级好玩
Un jeu excellent. Un des meilleurs city builder auquels j'ai pu jouer. Il est innovant avec le système de verticalité ; complexe, car il faut bien survivre face aux sécheresses et aux infections de l'eau ; charmant, par son graphisme doux, et ses majestueux castors. Par ailleurs, et en tout et pour tout, grand fan de castors.
This game is AMAZING! I love it. Thank you to the creators! Its like a perfect mix of Factorio and City Skylines, two of my favorite games!
I found this game from watching RCE on youtube a couple years back... Honestly this is such an amazing game and so fun to play! I can spend hours mindlessly being carried away by my beavers, :]
真滴是是耗时间,真上头
Yea man it is pretty fun man yea man I would say it is one of the fun yea man. I still not understand how to do the district stuff man but it is pretty fun man.
Timberborn is my favourite city builder. I love the the theme (beavers), I love the verticality of it, I love the freedom to modify and interact with the environment, I love everything about it. Once you get the hang of what you need to survive it really hits that "flow state" feeling. Solid recommendation.