Posted on: October 15, 2024

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katarn69

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Longue vie aux castors

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Posted on: September 24, 2025

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Hvidponi

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Spiele: 94 Rezensionen: 3

Lackluster experience

The game doesn't have any goals or missions, it's simply a sandbox that doesn't explain it's own mechanics. Development seems to have halted. I'm not sure what gameplay was intended for this game, but it seems to be mostly waiting. The beaveres don't live in the water, this could just as easily have been a random generic medieval builder.

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Posted on: March 6, 2024

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Rufur210

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Spiele: 232 Rezensionen: 8

It can only get better

If this Early Access shows something it's that it's currently a great game with potential of being even better. Solid recommendation from me

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Posted on: June 2, 2023

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p_to_the_a_t

Spiele: 124 Rezensionen: 2

Beaver Auschwitz (bought on Steam)

A terribly long drought came in on hard mode (22 days long). A few days in, I could see that we were running out of water and my village was overpopulated. I knew that every single citizen of Beaverton would die of thirst if I didn't do something drastic, quickly. I decided to build a second town center that was surrounded by only a few extra builder huts. The beavers that I sent here had no access to food or water, all that was in this district were builder's huts for the nearby reservoir that needed to be built. That's right, you guessed it. In order to ration our water and survive, I sent half of my population to a literal labor camp/death camp. Every single beaver in that second district died in less than a week, but their sacrifice will not be forgotten. This is one of my all-time favorite gaming memories. Timberborn is absolutely incredible. I have played a lot of colony sims (Frostpunk, Endzone, Banished, Rimworld, etc) and this is by far the best one. The water mechanics really make the game unique and engaging. It's the perfect mix of complexity and simplicity. It's not overly complex like Oxygen Not Included and Factorio, to where the mechanics are so convoluted that you need to look up guides, graphs, and charts in order to figure it all out. But it's not super simple either. In most colony sims, if you need X, then just build Y building, and you're done. Timberborn is different, and it adds a level of complex strategy because everything depends on your access to water, which is a physics-based commodity. You can't just build a water generator (like a well) and then you have all the water you need. No. You have to actively direct the flow of water from the streams and rivers by building dams, reservoirs, canals, and etc in order to make sure that your colony survives the droughts.

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Posted on: August 28, 2024

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peyotl

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Spiele: 33 Rezensionen: 1

timberborn

good game

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Nah dran, aber keine exakte Übereinstimmung

Timberborn

Bibergesellschaften

Nass-, Trocken- und Faulflutperioden

Wasserphysik und Terraforming

Vertikale Architektur

Lumberpunk

Roboter

Wohlbefinden

Karteneditor und Mods

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