This accessibility ensures that more players can enjoy the game without worrying about system performance. ☑ Decent: Timberborn runs smoothly on a wide range of systems, requiring only moderate hardware specifications. The game's straightforward mechanics and intuitive user interface make it easy for younger players to pick up and enjoy, while the city-building challenges and resource management aspects provide depth and complexity for more experienced players. ☑ Kids, Teens, Adults: Timberborn is accessible and enjoyable for players of all ages. The sound effects for construction, resource gathering, and beaver interactions are well-executed and contribute to the game's overall charm.
☑ Very good: Timberborn's audio design is top-notch, with a calming and soothing soundtrack that complements the game's atmosphere perfectly. Additionally, the game features a tech tree that allows players to unlock new buildings and upgrades, providing a sense of progression and motivation to expand their colony. The game introduces unique mechanics, such as the dry and wet seasons, which challenge players to manage resources effectively and plan for future expansion. ☑ Good: Timberborn offers an engaging and satisfying city-building experience, with players tasked with constructing and managing their beaver colony. The distinct art style and attention to detail make it easy to get lost in the game's environment, adding to the overall immersion. The game boasts a detailed, colorful, and vibrant world filled with charming beaver characters and their impressive structures. ☑ Beautiful: Timberborn's graphics are both visually appealing and endearing. The game offers a unique twist on the genre, combining the familiar aspects of city-building and resource management with a quirky, post-apocalyptic setting. You won't find enough berries and tree in this area though, so it's probably best stick in the first area untill stuff grow on it's own.Timberborn is an incredibly charming and engaging city-building game that puts players in control of a colony of industrious beavers. There is even some metal, AND you can just destroy your district and rebuild it here whenever you want because there is already some stair here. Oooooooorrrrr just be lazy and put some levee around the lake, leave one tile open to let it flow slowly to the end of the river/map and build here. That's a large 1 deep area and a small 2 deep area (the river itself) You can do this by putting a dam upstream (after the berries, between two elevation) and wall the large part near the metal, in the north, to avoid overflow here. Later it's best to just make a (somewhat) big dam and only let one tile worth of water flow and feed your beavers/crops/tree/waterwheel.
Placement of the water wheel is irrelevant as long as the water move and it's shalow. Here you go, that's enough for 100+ beavers in normal for quite a low cost.
Put some platform over the river and pump from here to save some space to grow stuff. Since there is a moutain on the other side you will also cut on the cost.
Then you can work toward setting one layer of levee on both side of the river up to the small drop next to the berries. You can just block off the end of the river that lead right to the lake and build 3 floodgate lv1 (3 in case you messed up at some point and need to remove more water).ĭuring the drought, close them, otherwise open one or two of them and you go yourself quite a lot of water already. You goal should to water your crops/tree and pump it, right ? You really don't need a specific placement, you just need some water flowing here.
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