Crafting Town Reviews

I've always loved games that manage to attract the player. I had the same feeling while playing this game. calm and cute. It is one of the best things to go with your tea on an evening when you work all day and get tired physically and mentally. As much as we love complex games, it is gratifying to know that there are "still" such relaxing games and those who put their time and effort into them. I think this game will be worth your time. Thank you to everyone from the producer to the idea owner. Now let me go and produce some swords :)

Just going to point out some simple thoughts I had for this game, a simple idle clicker about crafting. There is both an automatic clicker and option to manually click. You can upgrade how much a click is worth after reaching goals. I didn't mind having the sound on in the background as I was doing anything else. Oddly does have a story to it? Wasn't particularly expecting that, although it is quite short. This game has a certain attractiveness to it that is hard to put into words. If you like seeing numbers going up, this has it going. It does however feel it it could have had much more going. You can unlock a town, merchants, and see NPCs that don't exactly seem to fit in with the art style of the rest of the game nor really add anything to it. In the end, I enjoyed what I got out of it.

Like all Games from Musa Gungor, it is a nice little game. It took me 1 hour to complete the game, with all achievements. I can't recommend it full price, but if you score it in sale, it might be a small nice linear game you can enjoy for a hour. Please consider following my curator page for more reviews. Thank you! https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40593904/

Fun little time waster. I really enjoyed the pixel graphics and short animations. The soundtrack was catchy and fit the theme. There were a few grammatical and spelling errors, but that's to be expected from a solo project. Took me a little over 100 minutes to complete the whole game and unlock all of the achievements. I see the last update was over 2 years ago so I doubt much more will be invested in the title, but it was fun while it lasted.

I played this game for a crafting aspect but was slightly disappointed by this game. Very short idle game. I've beaten the entire game and have every trophy achievable in 5.2 hours. (game may be shorter because i went afk for an hour and made no progress during that hour)

This game is my new addiction. Normally, I don't like crafting games but this game blew my mind. Atmosphere, art design, models, music are awesome. I strongly recommend it!

I love the atmosphere and the background music in these kinds of games. The game has a very nice ambience. It has almost everything that craft games are based on. It's a nice game to pass the time...

Nice game with loads of potential. Too sad it's too short. With some auto material picking workers and harder material gain can add auto feature and longer play time, honestly i didn,t see necessity of having merchants or town center in order to gain some extra money, material gain buffs etc. Although this is quite good enough start. The only negative point i can mark as would be nice to have borderless windowed mode, as it has only standart size.

"Unfortunately dull" is possibly the only thing I can say about it. I don't know what I expected going into this - probably something a little more interesting and interactive - but what I got out of it was approximately 5 minutes of click grinding for what felt like very little reward. Graphics - Decent, but it's sort of a sad mash of different premade assets of different styles that don't necessarily match. UI - Simple and navigable, but ultimately very bare bones and not terribly aesthetic. Music - Fits well enough, but otherwise generic and forgettable. Tutorial - Full of questionable English syntax. It quickly takes you through 12 pages of how to "play" and then drops you in all at once in the beginning. Could be better broken up into the individual areas instead of all at once. Gameplay - Honestly, it didn't hold my attention very long. It plays like it wants to be a cheap mobile game, and there's not a whole lot it offers other than just clicking a bunch of buttons or holding your cursor down on an object to collect it. Overall - Not worth the price. $7 isn't much, but it feels a bit overpriced for what is effectively a monotonous clicker game.

This game is an idle clicker, complete with all the problems of one. There's very little to do, all you can do is click a few rocks but after a certain point it's more efficient to leave it on auto. I feel it's promoted as something that it isn't. I expected something akin to, lets say, Animal Crossing or some other game where you develop a town and craft shit for it. It is not. Devs - Fix the advertisement. Promote it as an idle clicker. Also if you are going to take inspiration from an 'free' idle clicker game, you need to know that those games deliberately make things harder to get in order to suck money from people. Thus, if you're going to take inspiration from a free game, you need to re-balance it.