Whiskerwood

Fantastic city builder - feels like a cross between a good Anno game and Timberborn. If you like the genre, I can strongly recommend. The game is in a quite well-polished state, considering it's still early axis.

개척시뮬레이션 좋아하는 사람에게는 무조건 추천 입니다. 플레이 자유도 생각보다 방대하고 중독성 있는 게임입니다.

Excellent base building game

Best city builder to date.

他のコロニービルダーや自動化工業ゲーと比べて、このゲームのポイントは「初手から多層建築が解禁/推奨されている」という点だ。 なんせデフォルトの上陸地点が狭い。狭すぎてびっくりする（開発者は在日カナダ人だから”猫のひたい”に掛けている可能性が微レ存…？）。こんなゲーム他に見たことない。 いつもの村ビルダーの手癖で平地を求めて横へ横へ広げていくとかなり窮屈で早々に地を這うスパゲティモンスターとなりストレスが溜まる。ここでわたしはふと気づいた。最初から丸太1本で足場組めるじゃん…と。 なんなら最初にチュートリアルで作らされる船着き場と、その次に作らされる倉庫。この2つからして縦に積めるのだ。そのことを理解したわたしはすぐにスパゲティ村を放棄してニューゲームを始めた。そして村はどんどん上へ上へと伸びる。地面は農地にし、住居や作業場は上階に建設する、これで土地の狭さに起因するストレスは驚くほど軽減されたのであった。 ～第一章　上陸　終～

LOVE this game. Just happened to see it in my recommendations and I'm so so glad I did. It's, like, everything I want if I'm reaching for a new citybuilder instead of one of my tried and true favorites-- although this one will now be a tried and true favorite. Super charming art style, incredibly addicting gameplay loop, really cute little plot setup. I personally really appreciate the fairly granular difficulty customization-- because frankly, as much as I have always loved citybuilders, I'm not great at them, so I can specifically tweak the aspects I know I struggle with while leaving other things alone. The only genuine problem I've had is honestly probably more related to my ailing graphics card than the game itself; I've had very occasional (and seemingly random) crashes, but other than that the game performs really well. Really looking forward to what's coming next!

I'm not usually one for playing resource management games, but Whiskerwood has been a great experience so far. At this point of its' early access development, Whiskerwood already feels full of interesting bits to dig your teeth into. Moreover, the game's mechanics are well-considered, thoughtfully implemented, and incentivize you to continue building up your adorable little colony. [strike]And maybe form emotional attachments to some very hardworking, pitifully cute mice.[/strike]