Tiny Glade Demo Gameplay - No Commentary. Demo releases May 30th. 

The demo circle definitely is what you make it! I've fit single buildings in it and felt like I didn't have space for anything else. I've also managed - and seen other people manage even better - to fit a pretty convincing little townscape into it. A lot of it also comes from the viewing angle, of course lol On the dev twitter you can occasionally see pictures that clearly used the whole map and it's stunning!

I'm actually amazed by how many people have voiced their intent to do that. Both during the playtests and on the dev Twitter. But it makes total sense, game makes it dead easy to put together a scenic location - whether it be a castle, an alley somewhere downtown or a townsquare.

That is a wonderful idea, honestly! Turning a digital diorama into a physical one! Hm, knowing the devs, they might actually be open to the idea. :D

Do try the demo while it's still public! Game's on Steam :D

Imagine a city-builder in this style!

Huh. Keen eye. And here I thought I was hot shit for spotting the seam around the PNG in certain lighting conditions. Well done!

Aye, for the demo you're stuck in the circle. Back during the first couple of playtests the boundary was the "unwooded" area. For the full game the border is going to somewhere out in the trees. At around 4:36 you can see the "Full Game" border show up in the background for what it's worth.

It definitely gets wild with every building block putting down its own little potpourri of bushes and flowers! I do find myself taking the path brush in its smallest sizes and trying to just cover up a couple of bushes without making it too visible.

@@freakout3516 I should say I was referring to the window flowers. Like need more cowbell, this was need more window flowers, lol.

lmao that's also fair. The double window with flowerbox and shutters is my favourite! I am hoping for more variety in the long term. Not a particular fan of the clothelines but having it completely plain also sucks. I remember people asking for pies left on the window sill to be a window variety, I'd be down for that.

Current theory is that that's what the second locked icon in the toolbar will be for, yeah. How that's going to work nobody knows yet though. With any luck we should get a dev diary sometime late June, early July that will show us some water - seeing as the last one had some trees in it that were clearly placed using the first locked icon in the toolbar. There's a newsletter you can subscribe to if you wanted. Link is in the description. I will also make a video about it as soon as we know more!

Should be on the steam page for the game!

It's going to be out today, May 30th, at 7pm Central European Summer Time. Whatever that converts to in your timezone. Edit: And you should be able to find it on Steam!

I'm gonna have to go with "Yes." It's a creative sandbox in a similar vein to Townscaper. Townscaper advertises itself on its Steam page as "More of a toy than a game." precisely because there's no goal, no real gameplay. Whatever you consider playing Minecraft in Creative mode. This is that sort of experience, I'd argue. You build for the joy of building.

He? Going out? Ok.

@@pinguinsudpol5120 English might not be this person's first language. Maybe they meant "When is it coming out?" In which case the answer is May 30th.

I like that it toes the line between realism and art so that you can both build whimsical cartoony structures which look great, as well as replicate real buildings and they look just as plausible!

I think cozy building/diorama with pretty graphics is a growing genre, yes. But this is a pretty unique take on it! Most I've seen are grid based and not nearly as nice.