The Cozy City Builder That'll Absolutely Melt Your Sunday Arvo
Town to City
TL;DR
Town to City is a properly cozy city builder that'll absolutely consume your free time in the best way possible. The grid-less building, gorgeous voxel art, and relaxing gameplay make it a must-play for anyone who loves creative building games. Still in Early Access but already feels polished. Perfect for unwinding after a long day. Highly Recommended
Look, I'll be honest with ya. I sat down to play Town to City for "just a quick look" and suddenly it was 2am and I had an entire Mediterranean village named after my cat. This game is dangerously cozy. The kind of game where you put Spotify on in the background, crack open a cold one, and suddenly three hours have vanished into the aether.
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If you've played Station to Station (Galaxy Grove's previous banger), you'll know these devs have a knack for making gorgeous voxel games that just feel good to play. Town to City takes that DNA and cranks it up to eleven with a proper city builder that's all about the vibes.
The Freedom to Build Without the Grid Prison
The biggest selling point here? No grids. Zero. Zilch. You can plonk houses wherever you bloody well please, and mate, that freedom is liberating. Want wonky medieval streets that wind around like a drunk snake? Go for it. Prefer neat orderly rows like you're running a proper HOA? That works too. The choice is entirely yours, and it makes every town feel genuinely unique.
The 19th century Mediterranean setting is absolutely gorgeous. The voxel art style pops with warm, earthy colours and the lighting system is chef's kiss. Watching your little town transition from golden hour to a cozy evening with street lamps twinkling? Deadset beautiful. I spent way too much time in photo mode just capturing my creations.
Citizens, Needs, and Keeping Everyone Happy
Your residents aren't just population numbers here - they're actual little families with names, preferences, and sometimes very specific requests. One family might want a house near the cliffs. Another wants to be in a high-density area. Some bloke asked me to build him a hedge maze. A hedge maze! And honestly? I obliged because their requests add such a nice personal touch to the whole experience.
