Townscaper, a pleasant game where you build up a small island town, is available now on Nintendo Switch and PC.
During IGN’s Gamescom Awesome Indies showcase, Raw Fury and developer Oskar Stålberg announced that Townscaper is ready to play right now on select consoles. You can check out the lovely new trailer below.
Townscaper is being described as a town-building toy and it’s clear why. Drag-and-drag-and-drop idyllic, Nordic-inspired buildings to form your own personal little haven on the sea.
There is no story, no levels, just the ability to build a beautiful town however you want. This is meant to be a tranquil experience, so pick up some building blocks and start crafting away until you build your perfect sea village.
Stålberg developed Townscaper as a follow-up to this Viking RTS Bad North. Quite the change of pace from pillaging rival islands to building them.
Townscaper was originally released on PC but will take advantage of the Switch’s touchscreen for more ways to play.
For more, check out our full Gamescom coverage for news, trailers, reveals, and more.
Matt T.M. Kim is IGN's News Editor. You can reach him @lawoftd.
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During IGN’s Gamescom Awesome Indies showcase, Raw Fury and developer Oskar Stålberg announced that Townscaper is ready to play right now on select consoles. You can check out the lovely new trailer below.
Townscaper is being described as a town-building toy and it’s clear why. Drag-and-drag-and-drop idyllic, Nordic-inspired buildings to form your own personal little haven on the sea.
There is no story, no levels, just the ability to build a beautiful town however you want. This is meant to be a tranquil experience, so pick up some building blocks and start crafting away until you build your perfect sea village.
Stålberg developed Townscaper as a follow-up to this Viking RTS Bad North. Quite the change of pace from pillaging rival islands to building them.
Townscaper was originally released on PC but will take advantage of the Switch’s touchscreen for more ways to play.
For more, check out our full Gamescom coverage for news, trailers, reveals, and more.
Matt T.M. Kim is IGN's News Editor. You can reach him @lawoftd.
Continue reading...