Well, now that I've played 200 hours in this game, I should probably write an actual review, lol.

Now don't be fooled, Townscaper isn't a game - it's a toy. It's an industrial-sized bin of Lego and no obnoxious booklet to tell you what you have to build. There is no "have to" in Townscaper. Place blocks exactly how you please, and build what you want. The map size is your only limitation.

One thing that did puzzle and even frustrate me when I first started playing with this game is that blocks place on a pregenerated grid, but the grid isn't even squares or hexes. The grid in Townscaper is a flowing, flexing map of squares, triangles, and stars that make it difficult to build large structures with regular blocky shapes. But once you start going with the flow, learning the patterns, and discovering what you can do with your blocks, you can build some truly stunning structures. Just discovering patterns in the grid to build on can be zen.

If you want a cool, weird Lego set in bright colors I 100% recommend Townscaper. You won't regret it.

Really satisfying sound effects

this game is w