Sure, the game has a multitude of small elements that make it hyper lively-such as seagulls on the roof, tiny Wellington boots on the doorsteps, and mailboxes-but it does not affect the gameplay. However, as expansive the creative possibilities that the game provides, it could use a few more customization options. For one, it is impossible to create circular buildings. There are no differently-shaped blocks to allow you to build unique-shaped houses. It also lacks modes of transportation, such as trains and cars. Moreover, it is difficult to carve curving paths. These lapses can be a bit frustrating since the game has so many avenues for creativity. Townscaper provides its players with a Z en-like experience. Raw Fury has partnered up with Oskar Stålberg to bring Townscaper to more platforms, beginning with mobile and Nintendo Switch later this year, as confirmed in a tweet posted by the Raw Fury Twitter account. For a game with very simple gameplay, it offers a wide creative avenue that you can explore. The publisher had previously worked with Stålberg to release Bad North on as many platforms as possible. There is also no goal that you need to meet, so you can play at your own pace. It could use a few customization options for a more personalized town, but all in all, it is a game that speaks to your creative soul.
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