Antimeta StudioAssemble EntertainmentAug 12, 2026$9.99USView on Steam ↗

Verde

Build a small town of seedlets, mysterious seed like creatures in this cozy city builder. Build facilities, put up decorations, and help the seedlets thrive!

Indie Simulation Casual Building Sandbox Relaxing City builder Management

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Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence

$14.6Kgross

$4.4Klow → high range$43.9K

Net to developer$9.7K

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Est. copies sold

1.5K

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About

About the game

Verde is a cozy city management game with a focus on nature. Build houses for the seedlets, fulfill their demands, and watch them fill your town!

Build the town!

Build houses, fulfill their demands, attract population, build more houses!

Customize the look of your town!

Put your own spin to the look of the town with various cute designs, perfect to enjoy while chilling down!

Discover the different regions of Dewdrop Valley!

Explore and build the unique regions of Dewdrop Valley. Each region comes with it's own unique look and challenges to overcome.

Who is Verde designed for?

Verde is designed for players who enjoy making beautiful towns, not stressing over efficiency, stats, or perfect strategies.

Genres

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Cute Singleplayer 2D

Reviews

Player reviews (38)

Recommended3h played1 found helpfulAug 2026

Developed by Antimeta Studio and published by Assemble Entertainment Verde is designed as a cozy and approachable city builder that focuses on visually appealing design and personalised creativity over heavy statistics or optimisation. With a trio of modes supporting various styles of play, customisable cute designs and a gradual and forgiving gameplay loop it is my option that Verde success in goals mechanically but unfortunately due to it’s limited content is best bought on sale at 30% reduction. [h1]Story [/h1] The games overarching story is only present in new game story mode, in which you play the titular character Verde a budding mage and passionate gardener who has recently joined the struggling Gardening Club at the Mage Academy. The story goes through his development and understanding of the tiny magical world he has been given but is overall short and charming. existing to introduce the player to various mechanics and properties with the game alongside the minor challenges that are the quests. The game plot line and achievements could be finished in just under 7 to 8 hours with relative ease. [h1]Presentation[/h1] Verde boasts a consistent, cutesy, clean and clear style throughout it’s visual artwork, character design and in game properties. Giving a game an overall visual appeal that suits the genre and helps set the slow, casual tone. The actual gameplay presentation isn’t quite as cute or impressive as the various storyboards or artwork but the various building and decorative items all have a lovely charm in heir nature inspired themes, though some customisable options stand out more than others whilst certain buildings have none at all which when combined with the limited colour palette can result in mild frustration when you are trying to create a certain feel or look but may inspire some creative alternatives. Such as colouring lavender flowers yellow to given them the appearance of wheat for example. The game should be credited for how well the various customisable fit together without visual distortion or jarring overlap which is a common issue in games similar to this. My only real gripe about is how buildings must face towards the player limiting both placement gameplay and visual creativity. The music quality and supporting sound effects are decent, serving their role as a soothing mood setter but ultimately forgettable, which is not necessarily a bad thing in this kind of game as the players attention will be focused on the visuals. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Gameplay is separated into 3 different modes: Story Mode: Tutorial and gradual unlocking of the various buildings and biomes through simple objective based missions. Creative: This allow full access to the map and all buildings with no cost or required unlocking. Sandbox: All Housing unlocked however leaf costs still apply and the additional needs to be purchased. The overall game loop is building basic housing and amenities for seedlets by spending leaves, you gain leaves by either mission rewards or by having happy seedlets who produce leaves per minute relative to happiness. By completing mission you unlock more amenities which helps beautify your town and provide one of the various needs of your seedlets. The game at this time has a single set map with 3 biomes (Grass, Sand & Snow) that need to be unlocked and have minor additional needs to build in them (Heating & Cooling), Initially has minor pacing issues but remains fun however the nature of the game is that beyond completing the missions which are there to slowly guide and encourage a player’s choices the game lacks any concrete objective. So some players may find the game a little tedious or frustrating as often you have to redesign areas to take advantage of new unlocked building or to improve seedlet happiness. You could equally just dump various items all over the map as the games mechanics do nothing to prevent this. You may find yourself forced to do this in the early games as the lack of variation of various buildings that fulfil goods and nutrient needs means that in the early story mode you’ll repeatedly be forced to place multiple markets and flower shops in close proximity which even with the customisation options can quickly grow frustrating for a player trying to make a cute village. Finally whilst slightly buggy all Achievements can be easily earned in story mode with no forced timesink or times played achievements. [b] Pros: [/b] - Builds upon a relatively small genre with decent success - Overall consistent and attractive design - Good scope of customisation amongst most buildings - Multiple game modes - Calming music [b] Cons: [/b] - Single map with no variation between play - Too many decorations and not enough buildings that provide necessities - Gameplay can grow very tedious and repetitive for more active players Video Review and gameplay https://youtu.be/xWABo5r89ts

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Verde

About the game

Build the town!

Customize the look of your town!

Discover the different regions of Dewdrop Valley!

Who is Verde designed for?

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