I pray to God it's not like Townscaper

[LT. Vixen Fox]

I am very interested in the game but I am afraid that in the end it becomes like "townscaper" or that after 8 hours there is nothing left to do.... That game was a disappointment because they didn't improve anything.. Adding npc , animals, items , statues, etc none of that… I hope this game offers much more than just castle and simple house building with fence..

A huge potential this game if you add: mill, strange buildings, towers and more like camps, party tents or areas for horse duels

[akuweal]

It's true, no game is complete without party tents and horse duels.

[LT. Vixen Fox]

Originally posted by akuweal:

It's true, no game is complete without party tents and horse duels.

The tents in fact reflect medieval festivals, or fortified camps.... I hope that human beings can be placed in the streets of our cities and not just sheep to pet... But compared to the townscapers, they can already move and join the windows, I hope that embellishments such as wagons or hanks of hay can be inserted, and also some targets for bow and sword...

He seriously risks being a townscaper but with something extra that is not enough to make a relaxing game of endless hours....

Let's hope so

[Qwarrock]

you played 8 hours in Townscaper?
It took me less than 10 minutes to get bored by it.

It was in fact really impressive, but absolutly no gameplay, nothing to do.

[LT. Vixen Fox]

Originally posted by 🤘 Qwarrock 🤘:

you played 8 hours in Townscaper?
It took me less than 10 minutes to get bored by it.

It was in fact really impressive, but absolutly no gameplay, nothing to do.

Townscaper is a lame game.. It sold very well on Steam but it is lame.. I crossed it off my list.... Inserting the items would have created more hours of gameplay even infinite...

IF you add free plants, you can create beautiful dioramas instead of limiting yourself to closed areas of procedural gardens... Insert stationary cars with various models, boats, signs to place everywhere, statues.... Nothing.. They didn't insert anything.

[LT. Vixen Fox]

Since this is a game that will be released at the end of 2024, I expect many objects to be inserted into the world.

Statues, bridges, tents, carts, bazaars, siege weapons, fence of various ways, mills, signs For buildings, stables etc....

Because if it stays as presented it equals townscaper, so shelf.

[akuweal]

I mean, I wasn't captivated by Townscaper either, but it's a cute, casual, open-ended game with 96% positive reviews overall. Plenty of AAA studios would kill for a review ratio like that.

I can't speak for the developer, but everything I've seen about this game indicates that it's a chill, casual building game as well - they explicitly state in the FAQ that Townscaper is their main inspiration. I don't think you're going to see siege engines and jousting. Most of the updates I've seen have focused on different types of tweaks to the buildings and environment, and adding more detail to the way those tweaks interact.

They have said that they want to add things like more animals, water, and more plants, but that Tiny Glade will remain a building game. If you are hoping for some kind of medieval life sim with markets, festivals, and tournaments, that sounds cool but I don't think it's this game. I haven't seen anything to suggest that they're adding humans at all.

[LT. Vixen Fox]

Originally posted by akuweal:

I mean, I wasn't captivated by Townscaper either, but it's a cute, casual, open-ended game with 96% positive reviews overall. Plenty of AAA studios would kill for a review ratio like that. .

If townscaper has 96% positive reviews, it means that people are satisfied with playing little or nothing....

A wasted game, with endless potential as relaxing entertainment that goes untapped.

It would be like creating a Minecraft without adding blocks, levers, rails, dynamite and more. To make the experience more dynamic instead of keeping the usual 6 cubes of basic terrain.

This game has much more potential than Townscaper, also because you are not limited by the terrain already set by the game.... Just add scenarios to reuse.. Just think about adding 3 different types of statues, how many things can you do.. Build a avenue for the city and the castle, put statues on the edges of a bridge you could make them, a central square For the city, put them on the walls or on the edges of the castle....

This game is missing a button with about 50 medieval items to place in your diorama

[Garstmarst]

Woud love the dev to allow us to play the game in many ways, allow people like me that love to micro detail do that with small props and details, (MOD SUPPORT WOULD HELP WITH THIS!!!!) or to allow people to build on a large scale and make even maybe a whole town!

A huge potential for this game, and while i love what they are going for, i hope they allow for a lot more creativity with how people play the game.

oh and i cant stress this enough, mod support. it keeps games alive, or atleast its a really really good crutch, and there will always be somebody who wants to mod a game like this. its a good investment of time, for reward of replayability.

[LT. Vixen Fox]

Originally posted by Garstmarst:

Woud love the dev to allow us to play the game in many ways, allow people like me that love to micro detail do that with small props and details, (MOD SUPPORT WOULD HELP WITH THIS!!!!) or to allow people to build on a large scale and make even maybe a whole town!

A huge potential for this game, and while i love what they are going for, i hope they allow for a lot more creativity with how people play the game.

oh and i cant stress this enough, mod support. it keeps games alive, or atleast its a really really good crutch, and there will always be somebody who wants to mod a game like this. its a good investment of time, for reward of replayability.

Creating an infinite number of hours of gameplay also serves to raise awareness of the game.

Nobody wants to buy a relaxation game where after 2 hours you do the same things because you have no tools to do anything else.

Adding so many misused scenario objects * (exaggerating with the same pieces) would only bring good to the game and allow people to create their own worlds.... A nice set of assets for the graveyard, and places dark, could create enormous expectations even for those who want to recreate gothic and dark castles, from some soulslike game as entertainment.

[Beardybot]

Originally posted by 🤘 Qwarrock 🤘:

you played 8 hours in Townscaper?
It took me less than 10 minutes to get bored by it.

It was in fact really impressive, but absolutly no gameplay, nothing to do.

Of the 20 reviews (all positive) currently displaying for it, the average time played is 7.67 hours.

If you're that easily bored in a sandbox with a simple premise, the game's not for you. It's not inherently flawed or without gameplay.

[RozenKnight]

Hey i enjoyed Townscaper, just a peacefully calming lil game.
In fact this game here got recomendet to me because of similarity to it.
But of course Tiny Glade is way more indeph and i look foreward to it :D

[Karrolanth]

Townscaper is more of a toy than a game... I enjoy messing around with it for a while, but it's not the kind of thing I play with for hours.

I see Tiny Glade as being similar but with a bit more to play with, and I'm all right with that - it's nice to have a few things that are just for relaxation. I do hope it might be possible to save your favourite creations though, and perhaps go back to them and tweak them further. (I haven't looked into it so I don't know if a save feature has already been talked about.)

A kind of medieval life sim, as seems to be discussed here, might also be fun but I don't think it's going to be this game. :)

['Araturo]

The biggest problem with townscaper was that it was extremely tedious and slow to build larger projects. Just the foundation for a massive multilayered castle? Yeah, prepare to click on single ocean tiles for the next 15 minutes...

...This game seems to have much nicer controls that allow you to stay constantly creative.

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Ye games like these would do good with mod support.

[omayli]

Children play in the sandbox and build sand castles. Sculptors create sculptures, artists paint paintings. Everyone is enjoying the process. Tiny Glade creates a magical space for imagination to play. People can enjoy the creative flow of their consciousness. What could be better than the creative games of your mind?