Tiny Glade

Promesse tenue vous n'avez cas exprimer votre imagination sans limites. Dans le but de vous détendre dans un moment cozy.

If you like cozy games, this one is for you.

Super chill and fun game! I'm a writer and an artist, and this has beena VERY huge help with background grawings and describing environments!

Gorgeous game! Feels wonderful to create your own little world, and the mechanics are very intuitive. Music is calming as well. This has been my go to game before going to sleep because of the relaxing and beautiful vibes.

very cozy and easy you pick up and put down

Tiny Glade is perfect for a relaxing, carefree time building a scene that captures your current mood. sit down, listen to the soothing sounds of the music and atmospheric sounds that would enrich any afternoon. 10/10

Every time I decide to start this game after a few months of not playing, I am always stunned at how the developers made this. The technical aspect of it is nothing short of a marvel. The way the terrain, buildings, foliage, and even the water all connect and change with each other instantly boggles my mind. It truly is a great achievement in game development. The art direction is also very captivating and consistent. All the assets and effects look and feel like they are a part of the same world. I love the blur effect in the background, as well as how the lighting is never too powerful. Everything added here feels like there was a purpose behind it. If there is a complaint I have about the game, it's towards the amount of content added so far. However, since it receives constant free updates and how it must take a long time to create a game of this technical scale, I am actually pretty forgiving on this front. What I am not so forgiving towards is the UI/UX. It's by no means terrible, but it does need quite a bit of refinement. For example, when I place a building, I have to go back to the toolbar and select that same option again to place another building. It gets to be tedious for those who like to go the way of planning their town by deciding where major buildings go first. On top of that, editing path-based buildings like stairs also gets to be annoying, as it feels clunky to move anchor points. Overall though, I highly recommend this to those who have a love for sandbox, building-based games. Though it can feel a little limiting, you can relax knowing that you will always be able to come back every once in a while to witness something new added, with a burst of creative energy waiting to be unleashed by your mouse.