
Humans are long gone. In a world struck by droughts and toxic waste, will your lumberpunk beavers do any better? A sandbox city-building game featuring ingenious animals, vertical architecture, water physics, and terraforming. Contains high amounts of wood.
Most likely between $34.1M and $96.7M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
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I love beavers, I love city building game, so obviously I love this game.
Seems too casual, played 3 hours still have to figure out when the strategic part of the game starts
half of workers just die from a starvation on the very first steps of a tutorial WTF? is this really a user friendly game?
I work hard so my BEAVERS can live better
This is one of my favorite cozy games. Super relaxing and entertaining
Beavers on ziplines - the whimsical joy I didn't know I needed in my life! I do wish there had been somewhat more realistic beaver stuff, like: beavers eat willows, and cambium. Maybe beavers could domesticate willow into multiple varieties like humans did with wild mustard. Whoever heard of a beaver eating berries? Well, cranberries are submerged in water, why not that? Or seaweed? Or algae? Or terraced farming, like Taro or Rice. Why do beavers live in lodges on land rather than water? Why do beavers need an enclosure (lido) to enjoy water?
Отже позаду 57 годин, гра все ще відноситься до факторізації, але в тебе є мета допомогти бобрам. Мехаіка будування греблі, використання води, та зловоди. Те що ти можеж звузити потік води для збільшення вироблення енергії, це просто чудово. З перших годин гра затягнула, тому і вирішив написати цю невелику рецензію на неї. Рекомендую, якщо ви цінуєте заводи, та менеджмент ресурсів.
I feel sorry to leave a bad review on Timberborn because it's a good game and I can tell there's a lot of original mechanics and content but I'm not feeling the thrill. I'm a big fan of base building and strategy games like factorio or satisfactory and got quite addicted to those but Timberborn is missing something to get me excited, maybe a goal, a campaign, faster progress... i don't know I just don't like it
Loved it, played 16 hours straight first time launching it
It's a cute game for a while, but the replay value is limited, the map design is poor, and the developers are exceptionally rude.