you might want to tell !pokemon@lemm.ee

• !otomegames@ani.social
• !visualnovels@ani.social
• !tycoon@lemmy.world (not about real life tycoons/businesspeople, about the tycoon/management game genre)
• !pokemon@lemm.ee

Love typing and management games, thanks for bringing to my attention. Cute!

Sent to a friend who likes typing games.

I know why Against the Storm is unique (roguelike), but curious why Timberborn is unique. The water?

I can see myself just watching the hamsters run around on the road. Cute. Adds to my mental list of city builders with animals.

• Against the Storm (various animals, roguelike, not playing this myself because of that and its darker atmosphere)
• Timberborn (beavers)
• Whiskerwood (mice, oppressed by cats)

I love these kinds of niche sims.

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I thought the water park stuff was cool but the reviews for Planet Coaster 2 turned me off. A lot of it said basically “well it’s good if you don’t have PC1, but it is a step backwards from PC1”, and I do have the first Planet Coaster.

Didn’t buy PC2, so I don’t know how true that is.

It also appears that revenue estimates for older games like Planet Coaster and Elite Dangerous have been increased, as the hope is that players will carry on spending money on older games.

oh no they figured me out!

Such a cute idea. Monster graphics are cute, thumbnail is cute, but looking at the graphics as a whole I really hope some of those are just placeholder assets. Unfortunately graphics are important to me—not the kind that needs an ultra-powerful GPU to run but just the style of them. Something about the environment/object graphics bothers me. But I don’t have enough art experience to say what it is.

Creative idea, I love genre mixing like this.

Except I am basically allergic to most rhythm games, oops

I always appreciate your posts, I am always finding out about games I might like from you.

Do you just have an alert for tycoon games set up on Steam or something? Is that even possible?