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Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedback regarding the building aspects of the game. We truly appreciate your detailed thoughts and understand your disappointment with some of the current limitations.
Please know that ContractVille is still in its Early Access phase, and we are actively working to expand and enhance the gameplay experience with each update. Features like garden design and additional building options, such as pools, and many more are part of our vision, as outlined in the Roadmap available on the FiftyEight Studios Official Website.[www.fiftyeightstudios.com]
We greatly appreciate your input, as it helps us improve the game experience for all players. Your feedback has been noted and shared with our development team for further review. If you have any additional feedback, please feel free to share them in the #suggestions channel on the ContractVille Official Discord Server[discord.com]or in the Official Suggestions & Wishlist Hub on Steam.
We’d also like to share that we are currently running a community event to determine the next major feature to be added after the game’s launch. You can participate in the poll via the #events channel on Discord, connect with other contractors, and share your ideas directly with our development team. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the future of Creek Harbour.
Thank you for your patience, support, and valuable feedback as we continue to develop and improve ContractVille!
And yes I know it is a female perspective of beautifying things that I got here, but I have a male friend playing with me this game and he would really really want those things too.
I would like to see customizations of the baseboards instead of that ONE ugly brown color. Like you stated, archways to transition rooms. We need a concrete mixer and generator upgrade. It takes half an hour to make concrete for a large build ALONE. Id also like to suggest making bigger concrete ceiling block packages like the sand, cement, reinforcement, etc. 60 boxes for a three story build is ridiculous. We need porches, CUSTOMIZABLE, and we also need gardening. Building the home and it being completely bare outside is annoying. The biggest thing that gets me is when we build, these houses look nothing like the surrounding houses, and they stick out like a sore thumb. Roofs! WE NEED CUSTOMIZABLE ROOFS! Id also love to be able to make the floors different sizes from each other, like for tri and bi level homes.
They should really urgently add a lot more than this.
It is a building game, it needs more building abilities! We are not in minecraft, like one box/cube at a time... those houses we can build look like boxes, in my opinion very ugly.
Well I gave them a review to read about it and for potential buyers at christmas to let them know about the down sides. That's all I can do.
Hi @G Willikers,
We are currently working on the Garden Update and we will bring it to you soon.
Controller Support will be coming very soon. Thank you for your patience while we work on an completely seamless experience.
We have added “What's New?”, “In Progress” and “Planned” tabs to the main menu in the game.
Regarding the arches and half walls I think this could be achieved 2 ways.
1. Leave the wall out completely like an open floor plan and then sell pieces that can be inserted into the spaces (likely from hardware store). - upside more customization options for half walls to be rails or other decorative choices than simply a half wall of drywall- downside may be how to get those pieces to look nicely in the case of an arch.
2. Create a designation in the builder which requires it to be installed in the construction phase of the building before floors and painting. This may help with ability to scale an arch if they're designated sizes like the stairs are. The current setup I believe is to help people from fundamental building mistakes. (Though its still possible to screw up depending on steps.)
About the "one feature" and needing to add things more quickly - size of studio is a huge factor here and I don't think they're planning on one feature, but what players want to see added next. They're using community feedback to help shape the game's final version. I'm not familiar with this team, but Sunkenland's company says 7 devs that are a blend of rookies and vets. GTA 5 had around 1000 people working on it. The Forest was in EA for around 4.5 years before release, but many players enjoyed the journey as it got better and better. (I took that one as play a while, let sit a few months and then play again more as it was fun to see what came out with it.) This crew seems much more engaging with the community than a lot of others, so I"m very hopeful with it.
As a building game, they're also taking a bit more risk here by adding in other things that can be built on. There's delivery driver, cargo driver (different), taxi, demo, build, decorate, buying properties to develop, and enhancing your own base. There is great potential if they pull it off, but for any players who are looking for a new House Flipper or Hotel Renovator game, there will be some of those aspects that suffer. If they stay the course though, there may be a game where you can shoot baskets in your basketball court, customize your car, customize the office space at your "home base" and lease those out to other businesses, hire helpers and delegate work.
Apologies for the long post. I want to also say I completely agree with your statement about that you can only relay to potential customers what you're seeing and any strengths and weaknesses you find in the game. I've not read any, but I do hope reviewers are reminding that this is Early Access and may not be a full game for release for a while.