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The important thing, and that you already have, is that the act of creation itself is a delight: the вЂњpopвЂќ of creating a block is as satisfying as fitting two pieces of LEGO. It will receive new functions such as exporting the models or creating GIFs (and, as the creator himself has shown, it is an extremely вЂњgifeableвЂќ game), but really with what it puts on the table it already allows cities to be built, played with and shared with the world. My first attempt to replicate a real building could be considered an absolute failure, since my villa had little to do with the Walden 7 that I wanted to imitate, but the truth is that I had a lot more fun exploring the ideas that emerged from that failed experiment than looking at plans and elevations of the Bofill building to try to erect a copy of the building.ДЄlthough it has been published in Early Access, the truth is that it does not seem to need much more content. It is as if, somehow, it resists losing its magic and becoming too boring and predictable. It does not facilitate the elaboration of symmetric constructions nor does it allow us to adjust to an orthogonal grid. It does not have a catalog of unlocked items or a compilation of the rules that allow the rarest buildings to appear. As a tool it could be useful to create small sketches of fantastic cities for role-playing games or to give three-dimensionality to the places of a budding text, but in my experience the most fun is not so much the act of creating with a clear objective as that of imagine what kind of people would inhabit these places and gradually adapt the urban morphology to accommodate these ideas. In just five minutes you can contemplate neighboring towns that have to pass through the interior of a private home to visit each other, monoliths oxygenated by balconies that allow community life, delicate cities that barely perch on the water or neighborhoods that close on their gardens interiors.

The immediacy of the controls allows us to experiment with ease, watching in real time how our creations react to us: houses come together and separate, balconies and gazebos appear, birds come to rest, neighbors throw ropes to hang clothes, complexes Metal frameworks allow the buildings to be raised above the water вЂ¦

The first click builds a platform on the water that acts as a canvas, the next a house and each successive click adds plants or extensions to the sides. Oskar StГҐlbergвЂ™s game allows us to design populations simply with the left click (create) and the right click (destroy) of the mouse. At this point it seems unlikely that I will ever have that responsibility on my shoulders, but Townscaper has reminded me of the fun there is in creating cities, much more than other вЂњseriousвЂќ urban management titles such as SimCity or Cities : Skylines. I liked to sit in front of the map and start drawing lines that ended up configuring an entire urban ecosystem, trying to combine great ideas with attention to detail and, above all, imagining how each change could affect the routine of the inhabitants of the area. Although I was never particularly good at it, one of my favorite subjects in Architecture was Urbanism.