Townscaper

Townscaper is a city-building sandbox game where players focus on creating rather than completing goals. Instead of managing resources or chasing high scores, the experience is about placing colorful blocks on water and watching them automatically form into houses, towers, arches, bridges, and winding streets. The system shapes structures on its own, so every click or tap turns into something that looks intentional and seamless.

Players can experiment with different colors, patterns, and layouts to design towns that feel unique, whether it’s a small village or a sprawling maze of rooftops. The sound of blocks snapping into place, paired with the calm atmosphere, makes the game feel more like a mix of art and relaxation than traditional city sims. It has the same creative and stress-free vibe found in other experimental games such as Elastic Man or Blob Opera.

You can play Townscaper instantly for free at kbhgames.com in your browser, with no setup required. On desktop, you place blocks with a click. Zooming in and out lets you admire your town from any angle, whether you’re building for a few minutes or spending hours fleshing out a detailed creation.

Because there are no missions, timers, or scores, players enjoy it as a way to relax or explore ideas with no pressure. The procedural building system ensures that each town develops naturally—adding or removing a single block can transform rooftops, create stairways, or open new plazas. It’s less about strategy and more about turning imagination into on-screen artwork.

Made by Oskar Stålberg. This is a demo version. Get the full game on Steam, Google Play, iOS, or xBox.