Painting cities, drawing comfort. Town to City is one of those rare city builders that doesn’t just try to simulate urban growth; it wants you to feel the city. The game embraces a charming voxel aesthetic, almost like observing a massive Minecraft-like structure from afar, blended with the artisanal touch of a hand-painted artwork. The premise is simple and at the same time enchanting: building the perfect city to live in, not in the utilitarian sense of real metropolitan centers, but as a...

A cute little game about being a mouse trying not to freeze to death while knitting a sweater that definitely won’t be ready in time. GAMEPLAY The inspiration from Don’t Starve is not only evident but practically knocks on your door and gives you a friendly slap in the face. The inventory, the character stats (health, hunger, warmth and stamina), the gathering and crafting systems, and the constant feeling that if I don’t do this right now, I die. You start disoriented, with an initial...

When diplomacy fails, only the catapult remains. INTRO Diplomacy Is Not an Option  is one of those games that takes the classic real-time strategy formula and focuses entirely on one essential point: survival. Here, there are no treaties, negotiations, or inspiring speeches. There is only a slightly overwhelmed feudal lord, thousands of enemies ready to tear your fortress apart, and a desperate need to turn resources into walls, towers, magic, and defensive structures. GAMEPLAY Diplomacy Is...