#theotown

[akimakesthings]

Been playing quite a lot of a city-building game called Theotown lately ^^ it's been really fun! It's very reminiscent of older school city builders while also offering a lot of cool and fresh ideas. It's also free on mobile, so I definitely recommend checking it out!

[raphsmart]

TheoTown Residential buildings

Residential buildings are a type of building that can be inhabited by your townspeople. They vary in sizes, appearances, price, max number of inhabitants and their wealth level (T, TT and TTT).

T level buildings

T level buildings are the cheapest and easiest to please.

They're build and inhabited by uneducated, poor people.

Residential: all currently available T level residential buildings.

Dense residential: all currently available T level dense residential buildings.

TT level buildings

TT level buildings are slightly better than T level.

To be build/inhabited, there needs to be an Elementary School and a Park nearby.

Residential: all currently available TT level residential buildings.

Dense residential: all currently available TT level dense residential buildings.

TTT level buildings

TTT buildings are the most expensive and most demanding.

To be build/inhabited, Elementary School, Park, High School and Sport Facility need to be present nearby.

Residential: all currently available TTT level residential buildings.

Dense residential: all currently available TTT level dense residential buildings.

[josilverdragon]

Playing Theotown and trying to figure out the logistics of creating a city that is built on an ever widening spiral because why not LOL

[mygameetuiyeu]

[dezertvideogames]

I... I don't think that's legal

[sutydnof]

I made My own Vinly album Cover

[desertwave858]

A seaside town made with an indie city builder game called Theotown. Its available in Android and Steam!

[gcsio]

"Himalig city"; a tale of untold forbidden love (series, simulation, screenshots)

I give all the credits to the owners of plugins I used.

The creation and story of Himalig city are all, purely fictitious and does not reflect the views and opinions of anybody. Once upon a time... (one damn history recall cliché) there was an indigenous isolated dwelling in one of the distant islands in the Philippines until the Spaniards came and colonized most part of the archipelago. Most Filipinos during that era were enslaved by the Spanish colony and some Filipino bourgeoises were spared from being enslaved. This island was also conquered by the Spaniards and introduce their culture and practice that causes change on the living of indigenous people lives there. The dwelling then was improved, houses and roads were built, and the settlement was upgraded into a humble town and named Santa Teresa (in honor of Saint Therese), in the island-province of Isla Oriental. Years later during the Spanish colonization, there were two powerful Spanish-Filipino bourgeoise families emerged; Del Valle and Torres. They were so rich, popular and influential, and contributes a lot for reforms. More screenshots to come; to be continued...