Fabledom

This is a very cozy city building style game. The only real gripe I have with it is that you can't relocate buildings after they've been build. Wish the devs would work on that.

I've got so bored having to constantly reassign fablings by how far they are from their jobs that at some point I gave up. I really tried different approaches to deal with the work assignments system. Building houses close to job sites, leave one or two empty houses for newcomers close to their eventual jobs, using upgraded roads in an efficient flow web, tweak jobs here and there when the population starts to grow, and eventually have some surplus for the winter. Then after a few winters, chaos starts to grow as they need more resources. At this point the game's auto-assign mechanic fails miserably. The fablings are assigned to work on the other side of the map, far away from their original homes because you CAN'T move them to a house closer to the available job. Apparently the game follows the houses' construction order (or randomizes, idk) where newcomers will drop and are forced to take any job available regardless of their distance from it, leaving it up to you to deal with the mess. Instead, the game could simply auto-assign them to a job closer to home by one click in the Workers menu or let us move them from house to house independently. I've found some other little bugs, like locating fablings outside the world map and a few graphic glitches, but nothing unexpected for an indie game. This game had so much potential. So much. It's a shame that this micromanagement is such a pain in the ass. Then finally, I missed the refund window, playing at a slow pace as you expect from a COZY game, and I really regret that I bought this one. TLDR: I've got very bored and angry killing all my fablings after a breakdown because the work management system sucks. And I explain why it sucks. Also missed the refund window; it was supposed to be a cozy game.

I've been this game just over a week and I'm enjoying it. I've started over a number of times but that's because I'm one of those. People that needs a "neat" village. There are some cons that are really annoying. It would be better if there was "carriers" every game I've played like this has carriers to run the goods around instead of the people in the building. Places like the market place, inn, cafe are quite pointless really. They're only for decoration. It would be so much better if trading could be done at market place and my villagers could get food from the inns and cafes etc Stone depletion is quite quick so make sure you have plenty of money. Bigger land would be great, and the chance to take over land from others. The map / land could do with being a lot bigger. The game is fun to kill a bit of time. It could be so much better with just a few tweaks. I'm an old school settlers fan and this could have had huge potential.

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Ein niedliches, kurzweiliges Spiel, das auf der seinen Seite eine Menge Spaß bringt, auf der anderen Seite soooo viele Möglichkeiten ungenutzt lässt. Was meine ich? All die Märchen, die jeder kennt und kaum eines findet sich in Fabledom wieder! Was für eine Verschwendung einer genialen Spieleidee. Ansonsten Daumen hoch. Gut gemacht, gegen Ende hin re­pe­ti­tiv und ein wenig ruckelig.

One of my favorite city builder games. Highly HIGHLY suggest to anyone who is looking for a cozy builder.

This game feel very incomplete and not balanced at all. Whilst it may seem like a cozy-builder at first, it becomes quite tedious, very quickly. There seem to be no more patches coming ever in the future and it still needs a lot of balancing. If you are looking for a chill cozy builder with a constant dopamine hits, I'd stay away from this one.