Surely this game is cozy and relaxing , Ideas and new imagination of how you want to see your town full of cottages or a small house designing is just simply awesome concept, you get to build the cutest little fantasy villages. Imagine, you know, those tiny dollhouse scenes, but all magical and overgrown. You can doodle castles, cozy cottages, even spooky ruins anything your imagination can dream up!

The coolest part is that there's no grid to hold you back. You just kinda plop things down wherever you feel like it. It's really freeing, and you end up with these unique little villages that wouldn't be possible if you were stuck on a grid.

Plus, the game adds its own little touches. Flowers pop up, streams trickle by, maybe even a mischievous fairy flits past. It's like the game is adding its own personality to your creations.

Now, here's the thing it's super chill. There's no pressure, no deadlines, no enemies to fight. You just build and relax. It's perfect for those evenings when you wanna unwind and let your mind wander.

I would recommend this one out !

Such a hit and miss. I love the artistic style and innovative building mechanics and game controls. However it lacks loads of things to be a seriously good game. Here are some examples:

- first and foremost, I stopped playing the game until it supports a way to duplicate a structure with its sub structures. Building a castle with 4 corner towers is extremely boring since you need to replicate all the details of the towers for each corner. The game doesn't even give you tools for measuring structures. You just eyeball everything and let it bother you when you go to bed.

- Walls should support thickness control and a ruler mode should be introduced to build straight walls. Now, Especially if you're building castle walls, you're pretty much stuck with min-width max-length buildings as thick walls, then when you hit the length limit you need to align a second/third one, which is not always trivial. I mean, what's the point of having a wall tool in your toolkit if that's not useful at all and you have to hack buildings, right?

- Assets are very limited. when you're building a town you pretty much have 3-4 variations of 2 types of windows for the entire town. it gets ugly after a certain number of houses/structures.

- What's the purpose of building the doors multiple ways? Is it the road intersecting the wall or is it the window placed low enough? the game doesn't seem to make its mind up about how to handle doors.

- Why do I need to place a half a meter tall building to make a paved floor? I mean, ok, that's useful when you want to create a patio with stairs etc. but I don't want my paved floors to always be elevated. It wouldn't be bad to have at least some paved road tool.

- How about some fun things like clock faces to create clock towers which is a very common architectural feature of the game's apparent era.

Anyway, this game has a great potential and I really want to update my review from a no to a yes.

I adore this game and everything about it. I am absolutely convinced we have peaked in cozy sandbox building games with Tiny Glade. I can (and have) spent hours just creating and crafting all sorts of random settings and buildings, Tiny Glade is now my favorite cozy game to turn on after a long day.

Not only is this game perfect for relaxing and getting imaginative, this is also a fantastic game to make DND-related towns and areas! I will absolutely be using this tool for future TTRPG games. I have already built an entire city block for a current Pathfinder game I'm apart of!

All in all, an amazing and cozy game. My one suggestion would be to add a tool to easily lay down cobblestone paths like you can with dirt paths, I think that would be an amazing addition!