Nakornsampan Reviews

This game makes me happy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r65AzCWGykk A unique take on city building and the match 3 card game. Playing through it several times it looks simple enough, but to continue to match stuff take time and thought. There has been a few times I have cut myself off from the city of water and I lose my farms or recourse buildings. Overall its a cute little fun puzzle game. I have included some gameplay above to see if it something you might be interested in!

OK, very cool, I really like the game!

This is the first game I've ever requested a refund for on steam. Honestly the most frustrating and confusingly designed tile placement game i've ever played. the time feature is so weird because different tiles activate on different multiples of days (e.g. per 5 days or per day or per week). It's impossible to calculate all of the things going on, so trying to make a strategy feels like an exercise in futility. It pretty much always feels bad to place tiles due to the fact that having to place multiple at the time will inevitably create obstacles for yourself in the future. Yeah, sure, you can remove these and clean up with powers- but the currencies used to activate powers are almost impossible to consistently generate- especially when your city is already clogged up with unwanted tile patterns. Just play triple town by spryfox. They did it first and far better.

This can be an amazing game if some kind of an "endless" mode is added, and it certainly needs improvements to balance and UI. Right now it's just okay, but for this price I can't not recommend it.

Nakornsampan is a cute little city build x merge 3 game. If you like mini strategy and puzzle merge games then this would be a good game for you. You build a little civilization by placing the randomly generated tiles in different places and by placing three or more of the same tile together, they merge to create something better. The game ends when you have no more room left on the given map. It is super fun and definitely continuously playable. Although the graphics are kind of small, they are still cute and the music is super relaxing. You can change the background and screen visuals which is a cool and fun addition and this also allows you to increase the map size. Definitely worth the price and it's a fun little mini game to pass the time.

[b]nakornsampan[/b] is a merge-3 game, similar to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/209950/]triple town[/url], except it's not a lazy and ridiculously overpriced and unbalanced mobile port, but a charming pixely game for $2. each level represents a city with a lot of empty real estate and you have to place various things all over the land to make everything and everybody flourish. they're presented as [b]tetris-like shapes you can rotate[/b] with the mouse wheel or right click (rmb also acts as cancel). ideally, you'll place 3 of the same thing next to each other to convert them into one higher-tier version taking up less space (single house to family house, chicken coop to pig pen, etc.). it's not just a simple match-3, there are [b]city management elements[/b]. the 'various things' are based on cards you're dealt, with new ones to choose from after every week. you have to make sure people have enough food, crops are near water, livestock has people nearby, and just like in real life, schools and hospitals have their benefits as well. you can even put down train tracks. the [b]adjacency bonus[/b] is based on what's around, can be positive or negative. all this might be familiar if you've played [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1046030/]islanders[/url] or [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1722100]sky tale[/url], or any non-puzzly city management game. resources are population, food, faith and workforce, they can be converted into something else with the appropriate buildings. there are also [b]special cards[/b] that can remove a card or the current tile, or do something beneficial if you're willing to sacrifice some resources. once the board is inevitably filled, the game ends, you get a rundown of your accomplishments and can move on to the next city. there are [b]about a dozen levels[/b] (including the tutorial), most unlocked from the start, level select shows available cards and potential modifiers. a [b]level editor[/b] with workshop support is also available if you're feeling creative. nice pixel graphics, audio is good enough too. there are [b]tooltips for everything[/b], windowed mode toggle, separate volume settings got patched in, different background colors and patterns to choose from, a toggle for the animations in the background, and since by default everything's tiny, much-needed [b]game area and ui scaling sliders[/b] also got added. achievements are represented in-game. it's a fun little thing, not overly complex, just about right for some relaxing faux city building. worth at least [b]trying the demo[/b] to see if it's something you'd like to play more of. [b]mid-level saving would be excellent[/b], as they can take a while to finish and [b]going back to the menu instantly fails the run[/b].