Timberborn

Timberborn is a city builder game with some unique twists. You play as little beavers. Your task is to build a sustainable settlement for your beavers. The are a few challenges though. Droughts and bad-water floods. You will need to cleverly use the landscape to harvest trees, crops, produce energy, housing, entertainment, build monuments and a world wonder to win. There are currently 2 factions with unique buildings and mechanisms. Absolutely worth the money if you like games such as Banished, Caesar II, the settlers etc.

Love it! Love the game! It si fun! Mucho gusto!

I was sold on this game when it was basically just water moving around and the developers have really done a fantastic job with the additions. it's crazy to compare the game NOW with how it was when i first bought it. It's a very deep and interesting city builder. like all city builders it bogs down at times but the addition of goals to achieve has added a nice "get to this and feel like you finished the map" feel that a lot lack. the water physics aren't perfect all the time but they're REALLY fun to play around with and basically all the mechanics are usable, plus you can in unintuitive interesting ways, like semi-nomadically moving around the map or a more traditional 'stay in one place and build big'. Great game imo

This game is overall, just a relaxing colony builder. And if you accept that, then you've found a game that you will keep coming back to. I find myself thinking about this game randomly all the time when I'm not even at my pc. The lore is unique, maybe not super well fleshed out, but it is fun to think about beavers becoming the sole survivors and rebuilding the world. The devs are crushing this title imo. The fluid dynamics is fun to play with, and it's so vital to the success of a run. The multi level build system forces your strategies to literally think about how you're going to build up, down, left, right, and sideways. This game is exactly what is advertised and then some.

I just enjoy build such complex structures from buildings. Their variety and look is awesome. Game is like some kind of easy Dwarf Fortress. You can build amazing structures, redo landscape or loose your settlement like in Dwarf Fortress but with beautiful graphics, great performance (for my 2.5 years old PC, at least) and beavers. Also, game simulates water movement very realistic and I am just admire that because I know how hard it is to program. Despite being in development, this game is already better than, for example, Settlers. Well done, 10 of 10.