Like in the trailer, where it seems you can pop a pool down and a li'l fella will come fish. While this lacks the slick, surprising element of your buildings flowing into each other to form new formations like they do in Townscaper, seeing your gourdlets pootle around your creations might make up for that. The trailer above shows gourdlets singing and farming, but I can't get mine to do anything except potter about. You choose between a handful of terrain types and a few buildings, then sprinkle in an assortment of trees, lamp posts and flowerbeds. There's admittedly very little to it, especially at the moment. The first taste is free, by which I mean there's an Itch demo you can tinker with while we wait for the Steam version. Gourdlets is another city-building sandbox with no purpose beyond placing stuff you think looks nice, only this time little blob dudes will come visit and interact with what you've built. Ahh, you want the new stuff, eh? Well lucky you, I just got some Gourdlets in. Buildings popping up in all manners of shapes and sizes, no objectives or nuffin'. Are you looking for a good time? A cosy time? I've got *opens trenchcoat* Townscaper, a no-stress little building toy.

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