#Tinytopia review code#

Only to later be granted the freedom to destroy them by way of tornadoes, fires, UFOs, or Godzilla attacks. Completed main goal Build and DestroyĮventually, players will be able to build sprawling metropoles. The block building premise is a lovely change from stat heavy city builders. I really like the look of the game, it’s childlike with the little wooden people you see enjoying the park. Or try crafting an island retreat that can hold up against a Godzilla wind-up toy. Whether it’s building a well-balanced town on a ruler balancing on books in Tower of Booktopia. All the levels offer a decent challenge with distinct hooks.

The preview build of Tinytopia has quite a few levels to try out. The maps background remind me of a child’s bedroom, with toys and furniture dotting the edges of the table. It plays pretty much like a lighthearted physics-based playground than a heavy city-builder with lots of minute detail to worry about. TinyTopia is essentially a physics-based city building game. As you stack a trio of little houses together they make a much fancier level 3 house, you’ll unlock the blueprint for the fancier house. You can stack buildings on top of each other much like a child’s building blocks. You’ll also need to keep an eye out for and protect your citizens from all sorts of catastrophes. Emergency services are needed as well, such as Fire station, police station and a hospital. Then you must also place buildings for your citizens to work in. As you build your city, you also have to supply power so your citizens have power to their homes and workplaces. You’ll collect taxes from your citizens allowing you to buy and place buildings, and decorations such as flower pots and trees around the map to increase the happiness of your citizens. For example, you could be tasked with building a three-tier store or completing a special building in one of the levels. Tinytopia presents players with different scenarios that serve to acclimate new mayors to their towns. The preview build of the game starts with a tutorial that tells you all you really need to know to be a successful mayor of a thriving city. Your job is to build and develop peaceful, vibrant, and flourishing toy cities and towns for them to inhabit. You play as the newly-elected Mayor, and the tiny wooden legless citizens of Tinytopia look up to you. Tinytopia is described on its Steam page as having a “whimsical city-planning” vibe offering “innovative building mechanics.” I was lucky enough to try out a preview build of the game. The game is slated for release on August 30th,2021. Tinytopia by indie development studio MeNic Games and publishers Mastiff is a city building game.

#Tinytopia review code#

Preview code used, with many thanks to Sandbox Strategies and Mastiff.