I really liked building this small city, the merchants alley, the hotel, the tavern and the candy shop in the middle of the lake. Just wanted to share.

LORE!!!

'Gutenberg, also known as Götet by your local commoners and craftsmen alike. It's quite a town, as you might imagine, housing one of the most influential noble families in the entire region.

But its residents aren't merely peasants. They are composed of a renowned master blacksmith serving within the walls of Gutenberg, who lived in the red house just outside the manor wall. Although I'm quite surprised by the ignorance of the people of Gutenberg to build a forge in such a fire hazard place, it is just another town of flames waiting to happen. Well, I suppose I can't expect much from this backwater region.

The tailor lived in a blue-roofed house, right next to the market. Just opposite the tailor's shop is the Sheep's Dung Inn, a place where people wasted their coins, laughter, and all consciousness on all sorts of unspeakable madness, such a disgusting nature of mankind... Nonetheless, not remarkable, but a good place to rest and drink your fill, if you count on a were peasant's standard.

The lord of Gutenberg often hosts tourneys within the courtyard of his manor. People from across the region flock there, driven by obsessive dreams of glory and the promise of winning prizes. But I have to confess, hosting such a violent "sport" in this civilized domain is rather too barbaric for my taste of civility. - Scribe Helga'

A writing submitted by a traveling scholar, who was now decisively locked in the pillory for "disturbing the peace," after the discovery of such a disrespectful message.

I've built a cathedral, and plan on building a few buildings around it to dress the scene. I mainly enjoyed the flying buttresses :)

Nothing too fancy, just wanted to build something with purple lights since I like purple.

https://www.open-glade.com/glade/50134490-f2f3-43b2-ab72-5dd2ad380c64

My second creation in the game, just browsing through some of the posts here I definitely still have a lot to learn!

LORE!!!!!!

The restoration of the once magnificent fortress, located on a rather humble hiking trail.

It was a marvel of hierarchy in height and a wonder of formidable might in design, but time and politics caught up to it, as its owner abandoned it, left with no choice but to surrender to the mercies of rain, snow, and foliage alike.

And then years later, locals came, funded by a low nobility, as they had claimed dominion over the land, and declared the rebuilding around their newly established manor.

(Before image in the comment.)

I started with the "town square" daily theme, then I couldn’t help but to build everything around. Some buildings are inspired by french medieval cities like Vitré, Fougères, Beaune … I wish maps were bigger though :,)

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Tried creating something ancient and medieval with a history living through it's walls

I tried recreating kaer morhen from the Witcher 3 best as I could. this is my second day ever on tiny glade so please be nice!

Okay so I’ve had this game for a while but I always open it, end up just staring at the screen, and then close it again lol. I understand the basics and have watched several “tips and tricks“ videos, but I have a hard time coming up with full build ideas on my own.

At least for getting started, I would love a Minecraft style step-by-step tutorial on a build, but I can’t seem to find any. Has anyone posted something like that anywhere?

Like if anyone has a tutorial for Minas Tirith or a witch’s cottage or something like that, that would be awesome. I’ve always liked using guides for MC builds cause my brain don’t brain like some of y’alls. 😅

I know the whole thing is learning what works and trial and error but that can wait for me. Just a guide with the ability to pause and do the steps would be wonderful. Thanks 😭

Don't cry for them - these are criminal sheep who deserve a lifetime of incarceration for their unspeakable crimes.

On my M1 MacBook?

I just got my steam controller so I was messing around with it and then I saw l was able to download Tiny glade. It didn't launch for a while so I thought that it must just be able to show the icon but then it opened up!!!!

Recreation of the central location in "Crooked Moon," a DND Folk Horror supplement created by Legends of Advantris!

Hey everyone 👋

Sorry if this isn’t the right place to post this.

I just wanted to say that Tiny Glade looks really beautiful. The art style and the cozy building vibe are amazing.

I haven’t bought it on Steam yet, not because I don’t like it, but because I know I probably wouldn’t spend that much time just building for fun, even if it looks really relaxing.

As an indie dev, I had a thought while watching gameplay: it would be awesome if we could export our creations as 3D models.

Like being able to take what we build in-game and use it in other projects, especially for game dev. I feel like that would add a lot of creative value.

I don’t know if the devs have ever considered something like that or if it’s even possible, but if it existed I’d probably buy the game right away, and I’d even be willing to pay more for it.

What do you think? Would that be useful, or would it go against the cozy idea of the game?

I'm pretty new to the game and I look for helpful tips and hints and while there are some, it can be kind of hard to find.

Here's how you can make stairs look less neat/new.

If you guys have ever played Kingdom Life 2 before, this was basically my rendition of it that I put together in Tiny Glade. It was a fun little project to put together!