This is one of the most cozy builders that I have ever played!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I can't believe I didn't mention this in the video, but the full game comes out on September 23rd! If you want to try to demo for yourself, you can find it on their steam page - store.steampowered.com/app/2198150/Tiny_Glade/

[@KomiMakosako]

@@CityPlannerPlays Hi there, nice video. Already doing my preparation for this one of the huge potentional city building game!!

[@sillybean32]

It may be a relaxing game to play, but to watch it is not so.

[@bazzakrak]

This really sounds like something FewCandy would like, maybe you should point her in that direction

[@CosmicSamurai92]

More!

[@lemax7769]

I watched only a few moments of the video on steam. But THIS is how I imagine an Asset Editor in cities skylines 2. Don’t think it would ever happen. But let’s dream. 😂

[@VaingloriousGaming]

this looks like one of those games I could start playing in the afternoon and... oops, now it's 3 AM!

[@DBT1007]

the game itself, yes. but for now it's still SMALL. still demo. so, not much to play. it's like 1 hour the max.

[@sinrenfield]

@@DBT1007 In the beginning of this video, he just said he's playing the full version. Also, full version is out for everyone on Monday.

[@private1177]

@@DBT1007 what? 1h max. for the demo? tell this my 52h in the demo. not talking about the 120h in the full game

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

@@DBT1007For detailers, no way. Like not the kinda game that I get to deep on I need a reason to build besides just building. But I know details can litterally be absorbed for hours in little adjustable details.

[@dawnguinto]

@@DBT1007 for people who like building games and really going into detailing their builds in the sims or roller coaster tycoon or cityskylines I doubt that it’s 1hr max.

[@justinsinke2088]

See, what makes games like this (and the mentioned Townscaper) so great I think is that they are, essentially, toys. There's no established end goal, no resource management, no lose condition. You just, play. It's like the evolution of Legos, something where you just relax and be creative and the only thing judging what you're doing is you.

[@jono3952]

It's kind of ironic Lego haven't really made a game like this.

[@davidcampbell2143]

​​​@@jono3952 you use ironic like Alanis Morisette.

[@shanemorton2921]

Absolutely agree. In fact, the creator of Townscaper, Oskar Stålberg, has himself said that Townscaper isn't a game, but a toy. Both of them are great!

[@finpin2622]

Something about the fluidity of it reminds me of playing with clay or play-dough, the joy of making something and being able to mold and shape it to your own specifications. It’s so cool!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Never thought of it that way, but I think you're absolutely right!

[@BitterBrew.]

The fact that the sheep (maybe other animals as well) pull out an umbrella and float down after you adjust the land beneath them... I cannot express how stupidly happy that makes me.

[@AnaMaria.Nova9]

Same ❤

[@xXSlyfoxMinionXx]

You can pet them too and they make the cutest lil face and make a little love heart it's my favorite part of the game

[@Kruscle]

@@BitterBrew. They also get little pool floaties if you put water underneath them :)

[@heathmcrigsby]

Cant wait until they add indoor customization and an character to walk through the world

[@Cavush]

People love to go on about AAA this and AAA that, but games like this, from small indie dev teams, are where the magic truly happens in my opinion.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

💯💯💯

[@zam023]

And when they turn into an AAA studio, what will you say?

[@Visitor______________________v]

If they turn into an AAA studio the world will become better probably

[@Monkycrasure-gk4fz]

Indie devs are the only ones that care about making a good game, in whatever world they created. So they have a passion for the material. Not a seething hatred for gamers and the worlds we love. Also no DEI bullshit.

[@SeymourDisapproves]

@@zam023 do you mean "become a AAA studio," or do you mean "get bought out by a AAA studio so they can make even more money off of other people's hard work?" Because the former is very unlikely, and the latter sucks for everyone who isn't a shareholder.

[@keenanblueitt334]

Asian architecture, and tropical would be so perfect! Japanese village, and Thailand?!?! Man I hope this game flourishes!!!💯

[@PoplarPonderosa]

You can curve shallow rooftops to try and achieve that aesthetic. It's a surprisingly powerful game.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I've been told that they are very receptive to feedback. I would give that to them! Completely agree

[@theostrugaming]

I would buy this game immediately if they add asian architecture.

[@xisco5525]

@@CityPlannerPlays They very much are. I've seen the devs go into the comment sections of very small channels covering the game and making note of suggestions, and some of them have eventually been put into the game. These people are absolute gold!

[@Iverdigital]

@@keenanblueitt334 Imagine Cyberpunk style and crazy modern skyscraper where you can design ít.

[@babbage___]

"That's probably a disservice to both games" after comparing townscaper and tiny glade is honestly such a sweet way to put it

[@Mirrigold]

The Window Tax on this property would have been hellish 😂

[@3badgersinatrenchcoat]

Windows are the new trees ❤

[@karareece94]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one thinking about the window tax lol

[@TPixelAdventures]

considering how expensive windows are, i think the Lord of the house is quite well-to-do indeed! XD

[@Arkaelis]

You would have had to employ several maids for window cleaning duty alone haha

[@DBT1007]

if u think more about the window tax, it's actually logic. especially back then. more windows means more heat that can easily go away from the house. meaning you need more fuel. like coal, charcoal, and firewood. especially back then, these kind of solid fuel are critical for the industry. like steel industry, steam train, and stuff. they simply just want to conserve as much fuel as possible. by limiting people about their heat loss in the house

[@ItsTheTravellingTrio]

The fact only a 2 person Dev team made this is insane to me. From art work to sound design to game physics. Amazing talent!

[@may_op_art]

NokNok studio created Music and sound design

[@ItsTheTravellingTrio]

@@may_op_art Ahh okay, thanks for the info!

[@wewd]

One guy made Stardew Valley...

[@ItsTheTravellingTrio]

@@wewd True! Thats also crazy! He has kept updating that too, hasn't he?

[@finpin2622]

I remember seeing a video on social media ages ago, of one of the early stages of this game, and I was like “wow that’s so satisfying but i can’t imagine how a tiny studio will make an entire game in this style”. Never been more glad to be proven wrong! I can’t imagine the kind of work they’ve put into this, though.

[@winzyl9546]

because it's not really a game. It's a design engine limited to castle designs.

[@may_op_art]

@@winzyl9546 Definitions from Oxford Languages. CAME-an activity that one engages in for amusement or fun

[@eaglepursuit]

The lack of absolute symmetry and line snapping makes it appear more authentic, imo. It looks so charming.

[@tomnewsom9124]

Im an architect, and no word of a lie, i want a professional version of this. It's the quickest, most intuitive building modeller ive ever seen. Add a "modernist" glade that strips off the greebling and and export command and im sold. £100 instant buy.

[@tvorogmoloko7969]

Maybe architects shouls just use this game and build beautiful castles instead of rectangles of concrete and glass

[@mukular]

I was thinking the same. Seems super intuitive for quick concept models but add the option of making things to scale and the option of slightly modern builds, the possibilities could be endless!

[@gottesman007]

I actually think £100 might be too cheap if the app is this easy to use and this unique. I mean, if many architects are willing to pay thousands annually to Autodesk or similar software developers, why wouldn’t you pay around £1000 once for something this great?

[@mukular]

@@gottesman007 Not everyone is happy paying those ridiculous amounts on a subscription format, which is why people are looking for cost effective alternatives.

[@C33Fernandez]

@@tvorogmoloko7969 Good luck convincing developers (the ones with the money to build) to shell out for this.

[@vajda_vvy]

I've been obsessed with this game for a while now, nice to see it get some love from larger content creators - hopefully, it will be successful upon release.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I really hope so! I love showcasing games like this. I'm always amazed by what small indie devs can do. I'm making it a goal of mine to show more of these kinds of games on the channel,

[@vajda_vvy]

@@CityPlannerPlays would you consider a series, even if a short one, where you build a medieval town in Tiny Glade?

[@zenodezeno454]

You're not special dawg 🙏🙏

[@RadicalGuy2Good]

They might want to get on that update to add more tools or the game is going to straight line to death, boring.

[@makinbacons]

Welcome back to City Planner expands your Steam Library...

[@mirandabee2323]

REAL

[@CityPlannerPlays]

... yeah buddy! In all seriousness though, I hope that videos like this help people discover games or determine that it isn't right for them. Hopefully I was able to convey what the experience of playing the game is like.

[@MrGoalie2012]

Hearing your genuine excitement as you organically discover the different quirks of building makes me so happy

[@bleesome]

oh my gosh thank you for covering this! Tiny Glade has been on my wishlist for YEARS! So happy to see it getting traction.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I hope it takes off! I love games like this.

[@willowthetherapybeetle4301]

Awwww i loved the green roof, the brown just blends in too much 😢 You do need to make this into a series!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I think you're right, tbh. When I was taking the screenshots I was thinking it myself, too!

[@willowthetherapybeetle4301]

@CityPlannerPlays holy craparoni, you really replied to me 😳😳 been a long-time watcher, one of the lurkers, if anything 😅😅 I always smile when you make forestries and quarries, i live between a forestry area and a quarry. Its always freaky walking down the road (with no footpaths or even surfaces) and having logging trucks go by downhill.

[@Maplaplaplapla]

Brown gives a thatched roof look, which would be authentic for the era. With this roof slope, blackish would do well as copper tiles. Green isn't farfetched either for that. Shame there doesnt seem to be thatch as an option, that would look amazing on this. That being said, the amount of windows that would be impressive even a couple centuries later is a bigger issue with the athenticity 😅 Awesome job nevertheless.

[@justdave2002]

@@Maplaplaplapla thatch would really be an amazing addition to this game

[@LookAtMeThenbehind]

The builds would be too repetitive and boring, no thank you.

[@ayushpandey6851]

This game is already so good, but man I can't think of an end to the different architectural styles the devs could add in in the future. The possibilities are endless!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I really hope they explore those! So many syles that are often neglected that need inclusion in a game like this!

[@russellrlf]

I love how you learn in real time as you play. I think learning the game will be half the fun.

[@avavanpelt926]

Im so serious when I say Id show up to a series. Between the building sounds of the bricks and rock moving. Your voice is soothing and the background music is quiet. This could be the best unintentional asmr.

[@WompyTree]

This is certainly one of those games where you can easily tell the devs took a lot of time paying (and adding) attention to little details that would go unnoticed, such as lining up those windows up, and it made a clothesline. Incredible! :)

[@Edino_Chattino]

The devs might have struck gold here. Just expand to tool set to make it have a grid and a greater variety of terrains and TTRPG players will consume it instantly! Imagine building a witch's lair or a graveyard like this, really easy and pretty!

[@AmeyaVaidyaExEcutESC2]

I was literally thinking that - this is a great way to build dungeons, lairs, ruins....

[@unroyalty]

Oh no, I'm in danger... I'm going to play this too much

[@tuneboyz5634]

u could even live in this tiny house you build cus u smol 😊

[@shogged]

building games are cool but I need some kind of simulation to make it truly interesting. maybe the occupants of the castle just going about their day would be enough for me

[@EpochEmerge]

Right now you can take a screenshot of this and send to Kling or Gen-3. Both are kinda pricey and you rarely get good result from the forst attemp and one need also a bit of practice for prompt creation, but you can get some nice views how people are walking through your castle, or how caravan arrives or timelapse video of the castle getting old. One thing i cn advice is to use “stable camera, fixed camera view” in the prompt so it wont move and there will be less arifacts

[@shogged]

@@EpochEmerge cool tip, thanks

[@zrbytegmail]

I thought the same. I'd like to have options to control how many people or animals. Maybe even the flow of time so I could see what 100 years of ageing looks like on the home I've built.

[@thrash2429]

Yeah stuff like this bores me pretty quickly. I like sandbox games, but they need some kind of mechanics or something or I get bored.

[@thatplayathough8101]

This game is creative and cool, looks chill and something I'd throw on the playlist for while I do my thing.Even purely based on technical ability, this game looks awesome. Imagine this game as a tool to create structures for other games. The tech behind this game is awesome. I definitely would do my classic "play for 6 months straight, run outta ideas then come back months later for another for months."

[@tryagainnoob101]

This game is exactly that. It's a tech demo of a tech evolution. The guys can simply sell the tech now. Imagine some of the city building/colony management games out there with this tech. Wild stuff!

[@Znurf]

Im buying this asap it is available, tried the demo, love it, cant see how this game wont be a huge success!

[@sebastianc9716]

It's a nice niche game. In it's niche it will be successful but my guess is not on a broad scale. I enjoy building very much in games, but if builddesigning is the only game mechanic it get's boring very fast for me and I'd guess that's also true for a large part of the population.

[@PoplarPonderosa]

I played the demo and absolutely loved it! It quickly became one of my most anticipated games of the year. I'll be getting it on day one. The developers are amazing too. So kind and engaging.❤

[@CityPlannerPlays]

It's such a great little game! I was also very surprised when the developer reached out with a personalized email. So often, it's just kind of generic "dear creator" emails, not something a bit more specific. Means a lot to get the personal touch!

[@cmpc724]

I can’t see how the people that make this game wouldn’t be warm, kind, and accessible. The game is literally just that too!

[@caitplol]

I’ve been waiting for this game to come out for Soooo long, it’s finally here!!

[@cowslaw]

When I first saw the trailer for this game I couldn’t stop thinking about it for weeks lol

[@s.tunafish]

I found this game a few months ago and actually saved it for later on steam and then I completely forgot about it. But today I got an email that the game released now and now completely out of the blue the KZbin Algorithm recommended me your video and it’s so nice to watch, I just wanna say thank you for showcasing this game. It’s absolutely beautiful.

[@TransientMonkey]

I played the demo for HOURS!!!! I think I built upwards of 20 tiny builds. This game is so damn relaxing. Super excited for the full release next week!

[@rebekahnappa8302]

Thank you for returning my attention to this game. I have been waiting for this release since I saw videos promoting it on Tiktok! Looking forward to the launch. While I’m halfway through the video, I’m not gonna finish it simply because I want to experience the joy the discovering what kind of interactions there are in the game myself. That said, I love your attitude and glad you’re entire family is enjoying the game. Eeeeek! So excited to play!!!!!!

[@neatkefe]

Now let us import these buildings into Cities Skyline and Planet Coaster, and my gaming life would be pure perfection.

[@huskerpower02]

I've been following Tiny Glades development for what seems like years and I couldn't be more excited for the full release! It was a pleasant surprise to see you do a video play through and highlight this wonderful game. Cheers to Ana, Tom, Martin & Oda for all of their hard work and pouring themselves into this beautiful game!

[@missheniki]

I love this so much. I would happily consume hours of people building as a sort of companion to my work day. It’s so relaxing and aesthetically pleasing. I especially loved the attention to detail, like the fireflies at night 😍

[@burimsaliji23]

I love the little sheep 🐑 walking around happily 😊♥️ super nice game 😊

[@baron404]

i am not gonna lie; when i see this as a civil engineer, i think how the tools are working could create a real real real smooth draft-prozess

[@darkerratum]

Man I've bought every game you ever recommended and as a city builder enthusiast, this is another gold in the making. I've been looking for something akin to Farthest Frontier but softer, and this is it.

[@WRSomsky]

The sounds as you move and adjust parts of your building are pretty cool. 🙂

[@TheUltimate63]

This is one of the most ✨IMMACULATE✨ tavern/inn I've had the pleasure to see in my life

[@TomSchillemans]

this is one of the best games I have ever seen made by only two people! The amount of work that must have gotten into all these little details.. AMAZING!

[@chrisrobinson1062]

I used to be a die hard gamer, i've been starting up a business, doing real estate and just life in general. I was looking for a casual game I don't feel i NEED to play to stay current. This hit the spot.

[@nw9908]

What I love about this game is the obvious love, passion and hard work thats gone into it. Glad I bought it to support the little guys that still want to create great games.

[@BrentDnD]

Sir, I love watching your videos. You are so creative. I came across you with your Magnolia County series and set it for all notifications. And then you post a gem like this!?! Amazing!! It's like accidental ASMR. ☺

[@LaserGuts2000]

This is literally the game i’ve been dreaming about since i was a kid, knowing its now a real thing i can buy and play makes me really happy

[@private1177]

For the big door, id assume the roof isnt high enough. Also so much fun to see new people enjoying the full game. so much stuff to build. ive been waiting patiently for content creators getting acces and not only us playtesters. And now im even more hyped for release.

[@private1177]

also watch out with the lights. only the last 32 light placed will actually light up. That was a restriction during the demo and worked out there. but the code needs to get changed to allow for more aswell has having the light not only be Screenspace but actually emitting. This change will probably come after release. but for now. remember this limit when placing lights ^^

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Ahh shoot, you're probably right about that! Such a fun little game! I'm going to have to boot it up and keep tinkering with this build!

[@hillaryzhu963]

It would be so cool if we could enter the buildings too, interior design moment. I also want more animals plss😄

[@MatthewMKF]

Thank you for introducing us to this amazing game!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Happy to do so! Glad that you enjoyed this one!

[@may_op_art]

My day starts with watching your video. Positive charge for the whole day. You freely and easily drew the city area and landscape, amazing. Tiny Glade is the most creative game.

[@limedovahkiin2806]

I'm gonna cry, this game is everything I'd want in a cozy building game.

[@WhosThere26]

The simplicity of the drag system is astonishingly good. It looks incredibly intuitive.

[@Rouverius]

What a change of pace. I have to say, I think I'm a fan of this game. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

It is! Glad that you enjoyed this one! I never know how featuring new games on the channel will go, but over the last little while, it seems like something that everyone has been enjoying - myself included!

[@taylorrae8832]

This looks adorable! I only wish there was a way to add tiny little people walking around and enjoying what has been created, a way to really set the whole scene similar to the ducks. I can see myself spending lots of time with this one

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

I've been so excited and waiting for this game for such a long time. Looking forward to getting my hands on it! ❤️

[@romankok]

watching you play this and seeing how your thought-process is, is just mindblowing.

[@YWWaT]

Sounds weird at first, but a modern architecture version of this would be soooo cool- my first impression from seeing the pond was "I wish it'd let you recreate Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater"

[@darrenreynolds3531]

Totally agree! The cutesy faux medieval artstyle puts me off a bit. Modernist Glade would be great. Maybe dlc?

[@mitch-lawless]

This is the best ad for a game I've ever seen. I'm not even a gamer but I want to play this so badly.

[@fatdelinquent85]

I love the concept =) But I can't help to spin it further in my head. Take ALL of this building and add people to it. Build a village with all it's needs like logging camp, fletcher, bakery etc pp. But instead of having pre fabricated buildings you create all these places using this method. You just select beforehand what purpose the building has and it automaticly adds tiny details to the building that makes sense to it's purpose =)

[@emlyndewar]

It’d be nice to just have very simple people, that live in the building(s). Could be a big rabbit hole, so you’d really just want the simplest of behaviors, to not take away from the point of the game. Making cool stuff.

[@SamTehGr8]

ok, go ahead and write a code for that, then.

[@emlyndewar]

@@SamTehGr8 I'd love to, but I am but a useless idiot when it comes to programming. :D Merely expressing a nice to have. Not a demand.

[@fatdelinquent85]

@@SamTehGr8 why so damn negative ? Just "speaking" my mind and imagination.

[@DarkRequiemFilms]

I feel more relaxed just watching your video about it. 😆

[@ryansliwinski]

with enough time, i could see you loving minecraft

[@cowslaw]

Oh my god I am in favor of this. City Planner Plays Minecraft when??

[@Bombay_wali_clips]

Vote for Minecraft series

[@dougm4160]

​@@Bombay_wali_clipsno....Minecraft needs some some serious overhauls.

[@mbrackeva]

I feel you're missing the point of this game.

[@dougm4160]

@@ryansliwinski Minecraft sucks. It needs everything from an engine overhaul to a graphics over haul and player mechanics overhaul.

[@WillCosplayForFood]

Thanks for this video! I've had this game on my steam wishlist and didn't even realize there was a demo!! Going to check it out now! Looks so fun!

[@draghearth]

I've followed this game for quite a while, and have been waiting for its release. I can't wait!

[@akinigiri]

Bought the game thanks to this video! I can see this being a big trend on youtube with many beautiful builds! So relaxing

[@Daniel-wn4yj]

Imagine being able to build this easily in cities skylines 2

[@Psyopcyclops]

The customisation available in the engine is insanely cool. You can tell that a lot of hard work was put into making it so easily manipulated. The developers really did well on the intuitiveness of the editor

[@tommeakin1732]

This building system is outstanding, but I admit that it really frustrates me that there are these games out there that have amazing building systems, with very limited, or non-existent gameplay outside of the building. I see building like this, and I just see what it could be. I can't really get that much out of building things for the sake of building them; there has to be something to do with them once they're built. If this was a bit of a Sims-like, I'd be all over it. It could be more sit-back-and-watch kind of gameplay where you see how they want to live in the home you've built; with you maybe dropping in to build an extension for the growing household. Time could even pass fast enough that you get to watch many generations living there. Just seeing kids randomly playing, or a gardener sowing or harvesting in the veg patch would add so, so much

[@LostAccount404]

I get that. But its a couple creating this game and sometimes you have to reduce complexity to realize a project.

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

@@LostAccount404I mean what the OP is talking about is kind of close to the original idea of the Sims (1) when it was in early development where the thought was the Sims would basically judge how well you built their house. It wasn’t so much about you playing the Sims (like what Sims actually became) OR managing some massive ‘city’ (like Sim City). It was just gonna be like building and having a little feedback loop for gameplay. Obviously it became something else. But I think it would be interesting to at least see a bit of glade-ers interacting with and reacting to what’s built without massive city systems to watch or gladers to manage. I think the game looks beautiful, but I too find it hard to play without a goal for the result…that also just might mean the game isn’t for me. 😂 which is ok.

[@tommeakin1732]

@@LostAccount404 To be clear, I don't mean it with any hate or anything; if anything I'm giving high praise to what they've made, as it's fuelling my imagination! Fingers crossed, if this game see's a lot of sales, maybe we'll see them build on top of this building system in a later game - or even add it to this game in some form (less likely)

[@RhondaFizzleflint]

I am totally with you on this one, while I love tinkering with Townscaper, I need to see some kind of "result" or "goal" within my creations. A game that features an organic building style with some ressource management and even exploration is "Bulwark Evolution: Falconeer Chronicles".

[@cowslaw]

I could see gardening mechanics in this game, but I’ve been in love with it for the sole reason that there are no goals. It’s a painter not a simulator. As it is right now, at least. Maybe they’ll add more functionality later. Fun fact: this game started as a random project by Ana (one of the devs) with literally just the procedural wall drawing tool

[@thedudeabides3138]

This game is going to be deservedly huge. It’s, brilliant, beautiful and bijou. Dear Santa….

[@tigonologdring9189]

Nice looking hotel there Phil! Can we export what we build as an asset for CS2? LOL... looks a very ASMR game though. Chill 'n' Build stuff...

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Hahaha, honestly that'd be my kind of asset exporter! Seriously a relaxing game though. A good way to wind down!

[@shaneintheuk2026]

Watching all those dormer windows made my head hurt. You Americans don’t understand the pain of living in housing built when heating was more important than comfort. Ceilings at 5’ 6”. Beams and corners strategically placed to smack you on the head. Odd stairs to trip you up. They may look pretty until you have to live in one! 😂

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

I mean to be fair, the fun of building games is sometimes just doing things for the “pretty” (not just this game, all building games).

[@laerwen]

This is just for fun though.

[@TommyWinterLtd]

Every single screenshot i see gives me so much inspiration, absolutely loving this game its so cute!

[@jimhearsonwriter]

Man, your descendants are going to love you once the window tax kicks in. Not for me, this - I need games to have a purpose to aim towards, rather than just doing something because it looks nice.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Hehe, oops! It's funny, I generally feel the same, but I think both this and townscaper scratch something a bit different for me. Sometimes I want to just shut my brain off, and this help with that kind of time.

[@jimhearsonwriter]

@@CityPlannerPlays Yeah, I can totally get why people would like it - it's like painting or something like that where you purely concentrate on the aesthetics.

[@dedmanzombie]

Just bought this last night and as I downloaded it I said "i wanna see city planner play this" and you already have! Super chill Sunday morning coffee vibes and I can't wait for a day off

[@mitchellbanks197]

A build system like this in a game like Planet Coaster would be absolute perfection. Looks so fun!

[@fixapp1775]

I can see this game being super useful for artists that want to paint fantasy buidings, you can build what you want and se any angle you want. Awesome, as an artist myself I might use it for my creations too! ^^

[@williamtoledodelima8544]

I'm impressed with the natural tone of the artificially generated voice over into Portuguese. It's still detectable because the narrator keeps switching from Brazilian to Portuguese accents even though the vocabulary is mostly Brazilian. Also, some expressions are clearly literal translations from English (unusual use of words).

[@turtle5298]

I am absolutely obsessed! I wish my laptop could handle this game. I need to watch someone stream this for hours

[@sasuke579]

i am so glad to see you play this, and that it's coming out so soon now!!!! i remember how absolutely enchanted i was by the trailer i saw on steam, and the demo alone has been amazing. i cannot wait to mess around with the game and find the little things like you kept coming across this whole video, so so so cute and fun!!!!

[@earthnine16420]

I can see this game being written in the building games Hall of fame It's so beautiful and everything has been thought of and it's still in it's development stage props to the developers

[@leftcoastfunk]

I've had my eye on this for so long now...VERY happy to see it finally coming together!!!!!

[@klvjackson]

The background noise is very ASMR, love it.

[@BellaFlayme]

I am an admittedly bad city builder on Cities, bad zoo builder on Planet Zoo and pretty bad house builder on The Sims...but I love all of those games for the unlimited design potential and the ability for them to be relatively casual if I want them to be. But this game has captured my attention because it is, by default, casual and you can't fail, unlike the other simulators. Everything is right at your fingertips and you don't have milestones to hit, nor do you have to try to figure out where the money is going to come from. You just get to meander through the game. The graphics and music were both intelligently designed to give the gamer a calming and delightful atmosphere to build in. I got the free trial of this and immediately bought the full version once it came out. Bravo to the game devs, I can't believe it's their first but I'm with you - I don't think it'll be their last. This is one of the best casual simulation games to be released in recent years.

[@INVINCIBLE117X]

Whoever created this game is a COZY GENIUS!!!!! 😀

[@TheDocValerian]

This is looking great. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. My wife and i are already hyped. 😊

[@caeruleusbritannus]

Still one of my favourite builds I've seen, gorgeous work!

[@ahmadkhilfi2620]

this is what it feels like to draw a scenery back in my childhood

[@NomanJohan]

My type of game. I usually enjoy single player, city builder and medieval time. If economy + city builders game could integrate this level of integration to their games, that would be freaking awesome.

[@knightofsolice1304]

I've been following this game for almost 2 years and im so excited to see it come out! I've been so impatient for its release!

[@bazzakrak]

13:56 that realization is just so fun to hear you get, I can just see the lightbulp coming on and the wheels turning in your head witht he new possibilities you just discovered for youself and us

[@flynnmckee8442]

I've been receiving tiny glades newsletter for about two years now. It's been awesome to watch the game grow and I finally got to play it back during steam next fest. I've really wanted another game similar to townscaper or dothromantic for a while now. Can't wait for it to release!

[@pmnt_]

If you like the puzzle element of Dorfromantik, you might also like Islanders. They describe themselves as "minimalist citiy builder", but you really build towns and outskirts on islands. The puzzle is figuring out how to layout the buildings because they have likes/dislikes for other buildings in their area.

[@bcat010]

I'm only 2 minutes into this video and I'm already very interested in this game. Looks really nice!

[@ihavetwofaces]

Okay, damn. Now if you could go into first person and walk through this creation? Instant buy. EDIT: 27:45 - OH MY GOD

[@MariusTvoice]

Randomly came across your video, got the game, and I'm loving it. A breath of fresh air from all the dark themed stuff

[@JGeary387]

Wrote down your quote: "Dont let perfect be the enemy of good." Thank you for that. Great video btw, I'm subscribing.

[@prorussianman]

When you were building your patios you said "Don't let perfect be the enemy of good" which is a great point But you also can see patios/buildings being added onto and you can see clear lines of bricks where the walls used to be on old historical buildings like in the game!

[@JoyBuildsCities]

I’ve been so excited for this game. It’s so my style. Thanks for showing it off!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Joy you would LOVE this game! I'll shoot you over their contact info.

[@emil_lorin]

i really hope this is a huge success and they port it to every platform imaginable. switch is probably too weak but iPad would be a dream.

[@pink_crab]

So cuteeee, the different seasons and stuff. Makes me feel at peace

[@juliadreamer8327]

i'm so excited for this game. so glad to see a sneak peak of the full version!!

[@clumzychaos]

I just want to let you know that you made my day with this video. Thank you CPP ❤

[@chase5436]

Yesss finally. I want more games like this. Modern, future, different cultures, etc. Just a relaxing builder about building without any other gimmicks. Something to have fun with. I've been playing a ton of Satisfactory 1.0 and I'm like mentally exhausted after every session. Games like these are great for the weekdays when I need to give my analytical brain a break and just enjoy being creative. Hope it's popular and they can add more styles after release. The tech is awesome.

[@madiskruusmann302]

I don't know about others, but i feel like this would be amazing to use as a reference for minecraft builds. you are creating your own references, instead of using existing ones and you have a ton of fun doing so.