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Planetiles

Dive into Planetiles, where strategy and creativity converge. Build and transform barren planets into flourishing worlds. Outwit natural disasters, develop vibrant habitats, and navigate complex challenges. Embrace a boardgame-like depth with thoughtful planning and strategic decision-making.

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Preserve

93% 👍 OF 789
About This Game

Preserve is a relaxing puzzle nature-building game in which you flourish a vibrant ecosystem by cleverly placing plants and animals to create a perfect symbiosis to your liking.

Player reviews say you can…

  • …Build Layered Habitats
  • …Match Animals to Habitats
  • …Shape Rivers and Terrain
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Dorfromantik

96% 👍 OF 29K
About This Game

Dorfromantik is a peaceful building strategy and puzzle game where you create a beautiful and ever-growing village landscape by placing tiles. Explore a variety of colorful biomes, discover and unlock new tiles and complete quests to fill your world with life!

Player reviews say you can…

  • …land a perfect tile where all six edges match, earn bonus points and extra tiles, and chain those perfect fits to keep the run going.
  • …build long stretches of track or water until tiny trains and boats start moving across your map.
  • …switch into creative mode and build an unlimited landscape with no pressure, then keep shaping it after a normal run ends.
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Inkshade

88% 👍 OF 634
About This Game

Inkshade is a turn-based tactics game carved out of strange wooden miniatures, wrapped in a web of locked rooms, and orchestrated by an otherworldly game master. Victory is not guaranteed, and the only constant is the cruel black ink that flows within the pieces.

Player reviews say you can…

  • …Command Wooden Crew
  • …Fight On Hex Boards
  • …Upgrade Your Pieces
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Land Above Sea Below

72% 👍 OF 152
About This Game

Land Above Sea Below is an atmospheric building strategy and puzzle game where you have to build your island from tiles in order to raise its height as much as possible, to avoid it getting flooded by the constantly rising sea level.