Town to City

Uses the unoptimised Chinese game engine Unreal Engine. Performance seems to be in high demand on an empty map, graphics settings aren't even on highest. After 10 houses and building a little village with decorations, framerate tanks. Extremely expensive game for what content it offers the player. It should've cost no more than €8 due to the fact there's been no development for optimisation. A solo developer could've put this game together by building little blocks like that. On a further troubling note: The developers make it clear in their Discord server that you are NOT welcome if you do not want to follow their EXTREMIST and disruptive political views. I don't get how that has anything to do with the game. For the few days I've been in their Discord server, observing, the server appears completely silent with them breathing down your neck like that. I'm surprised they didn't stuff the game full of DEI with that attitude. Don't just avoid this turd of a game, I believe you should avoid the company all together. [i]Edit: There is no way to opt out for data collection IN A SINGLEPLAYER GAME, this is illegal.[/i]

The Best new City Builder is here! Cozy game. And already so much variety with more updates to come! Well done to the Devs

画风很喜欢，自由度很高，难度也不高，给我5岁儿子玩也没有难度，配置要求不高，很流畅没有卡顿。

The game seems good. The idea of a city actually growing from a grove to a full city somehow not implemented good in other games. And all gridless magic helping the game shine as well. [b]But the optimization is not there yet.[/b] The game gets progressively laggier as the city grows. I would recommend if that is solved one day.

Don't buy this, the game itself is actually fun but it basically doesnt run on most computers/laptops and they just blame you for it. If i can run bigass games with no issue on my gaming laptop i sure as hell shouldnt have issues with this game and their FAQ section is basically just telling you it's your GPU every time. There use to be no issues when i played this like a year ago but yeah no good anymore, i also googled to make sure it wasnt just a "me" thing..... it is not.

My girlfriend and I picked up this game on a Friday evening because of a review I saw of a content creator. We thought it'd be cute to build a little town together and dream up all the different lives we could lead if we lived in a city that was built to make sense. Skip to Monday and we have over 20 hours in the game. We've put all of that into one map (haven't even started the farming town). It has been a joy to play. Here are some things to know: 1. You can optimize of supply lines and resources to your citizens, and the way you build your town will affect these things quite a bit, but if you don't think about it hardly at all it won't affect your play that much. You don't have to optimize things to play the game, I just like to :) 2. The feel of the game is great. Progression is paced well and I don't feel like I'm too far ahead or behind. I also don't feel pressure to move on to a different section of the game before I'm ready. You could theoretically stay in the first stage (hamlet) forever, though I definitely recommend scaling up to "town" quickly. 3. The problem solving in both city layout and decorating is intriguing but never frustrating. The problem solving mostly revolves around choices of space and feel of an area. You only have so much you can put in a plaza. What's the plaza for? How would these decorations/buildings affect how it feels to be there? What kind of people are supposed to be here? The game is good at encouraging these kinds of questions through quests, citizen types, tech tree progressions, etc. I don't ever feel mad that I can't figure something out, nor do I often find myself stuck. It feels good to make sure your residents are happy and have access to everything you'd want if you were them. 4. The tools are really well thought out. There are small tweaks we'd make here or there, but nothing that really disrupted gameplay in a meaningful way, considering how new the game is, I'm thoroughly impressed. The devs clearly love this game and want us to love it to. If you live in America and like urban planning, this is the game for you.

tutto molto bello, ma che ci vuole a tradurre il gioco anche in Italiano ? Dai siamo nell'era dell'ia non si riesce a farlo?

Even though I haven't played as many hours as my other games yet, I must say there's something potentially soothing and relaxing about how this game builds up. It really is a cool "on-the-side" game which you can honestly keep on running without having to pay much attention to it "all the time" if you are playing it right! Gives me the Dorfromatik vibes but in a different genre!