Nice! There's a similar game on Steam but it's not available here. Cool!

That actually looks like an awful, terrible, horrendous... timesink!


Wishlisting the hell out of it! :D

This looks like what I wanted to get out of Terroir but didn't.

Looks thoroughly lovely! Here's hoping for a Linux version!

Will be an EA release on March 25th.

Looks nice, they added a linux build last year so it seems they are working on it. (There's discussion on their itch page about linux builds if you're interested).

I saw a few LPs of this game and it looked nice and chill.
It was quite basic tho. Maybe its casual playstile makes more sense on a phone?

This looks interesting! Will there be a demo in the future?

This game feels like it's got boardgame vibes, solo style. I'd love to request a demo too! Just to be sure I'd enjoy the gameplay. ;) Wishlisted for now.

This game had a demo on Steam during the last event, and it was the only game that I tried that I kept coming back to. It has that Tetris feeling of getting in the zone and just relaxing while placing the tiles on the board and wathing the world grow and come alive. The demo was very good, so looking forward to this game. I think I know the game you are thinking off, it looks almost exactly like Dorfromantike, but I can't remeber the name of it now. It also had a demo on Steam during the late event, but while I spent some hours in Dorfromantik demo, I spent less than 15 minutes in that one. It is much rougher, unecesary complex and not as smooth. There were too many rules for a random tile game to be enjoyable. SO while they look identical, they play very differenlty.

If I would compare a game to Dorfromantik (as seen from the demo) it would probably be ISLANDERS
(https://store.steampowered.com/app/1046030/ISLANDERS/)

Yes! That's the one! Thanks.

ah, so where not thinking about a game with tile dropping that looks exactly like Dorfromantik? I see.

+1 for a Linux version. Yesterday I looked hours of gameplay on YouTube and it really looked nice and chilling but also quite strategic. So I wishlisted it in the hope of a Linux version.

It also reminds me of Carcassonne ...