Hey! I'm considering trying this out. Based on pictures and gameplay videos the question raised. Once you learn the basics does it boil down to being really careful and meticulous with the current 1-3 tiles? Does it require calculating each tile in a almost arithmetic fashion? Or are there any long-term and late game strategic concerns that you have to plan for since the beginning, leading to a more interesting long term trade off? How far ahead do you have to plan and what mechanics reward long term plan...

I thought it might be an easier way to get the train achievement (75 tile long traintrack) due to the train theme this month, I completed an ingame mission of 78 tile long traintrack but both ingame and steam did not unlock anything.

Hey guys, what is the high score strategy for this game? I can see some extremely high values on leader board but max I could get was 30000 and that was extremely lucky. Even if I'm trying to not have villages/cities/forests/etc grow too big still at some point game starts to require more and more tiles to finish quests. So what's the idea?...

Good afternoon, I have a Nintendo switch and a PC. And the game costs the same everywhere. and that's why I want to ask where it would be better to play in a switch or on a PC. P.S Or even buy the tabletop version for 40 euros.

hi have the devs shared their plans for future development? thx