tidemill
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A calm procedural toy-town builder for the browser.
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Controls: Tap the water to place blocks and a small harbor town grows around them…
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A calm procedural toy-town builder.
Tap the water to place blocks and a small harbor town grows around them: houses, roofs, a lighthouse. Drag to orbit, zoom with + and -, and change the palette. There is no score and no timer.
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