
The game brings a fresh new take on the city building/management genre by introducing many RPG features. In Towns you manage a settlement on top of an active dungeon. Instead of playing the hero who delves deep into the dungeon, how about playing the town that houses and caters to the hero's needs?
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain
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It is indeed abandonware... however, what is here is a very nice game. There may not be any reason to grab it now that Dwarf Fortress exists in the form it does today, however when this game was first being developed, no such version of DF existed. I looked at this in my steam library and had a fond memory. I might just download it again.
Un jeu tout bonnement p-h-é-n-o-m-é-n-a-l
I bought this game early on when it was released in early access. I loved it and enjoyed the updates. I couldn't wait to see where it was going and was so excited to see the finished product. Then it was abandoned. This was definitely a learning experience for me and left a terrible taste in my mouth for early access games. Now I make sure to wait and see what happens with them while they are developed before purchasing to not have more abandoned games in my library. Don't buy an abandoned game. Especially one that has been left for so long. To come back and essentially say, "here's the code, go do the work for me. I'll keep making money off your free labor though". That's extra gross. I'll be grateful to anyone that has the passion to finish this game though. It would be fun to play it again.
As someone else said, this is the best worst game of all the mostly negative games. There's a few games out there that bring in the idea of watching a group of people survive, but rarely do they implement the systems that this game has. verticle building equipment system hero system dungeon system relationship system between heroes It's not perfect, but it doesn't have to be. It's a nice ant farm to watch or something to push for progression through depths. the assets look great. music doesn't get annoying. sound effect are fine. Does it feel like there's things which could be implemented further? certainly. most things outside the production systems are just set dressing. But it still hits well enough.
This is fraud and should not be listed on Steam.
Haha, I forgot about this scam-game. Ye be warned, customer.
Shame its not working anymore. Might be worth getting an old computer to play if i remember rightly. I played years ago and my last thought was positive so that's what ill say
Cada par de años me gusta volver a visitar la ficha de la tienda de Towns para comprobar que sigue sin terminarse.
Abandonware
The game's source has been released for further community development. That's awesome and while progress may be slow, the game was and still IS worth playing.
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