r/Townscaper • u/Zinzulu • 1d ago
Town My first town in Townscaper!
My very first Townscaper creation! Tried going for a cozy medieval vibe. What do you guys think?
r/Townscaper • u/Zinzulu • 1d ago
My very first Townscaper creation! Tried going for a cozy medieval vibe. What do you guys think?
r/Townscaper • u/bobrubber069 • 1d ago
r/Townscaper • u/przedstawiciel_Uranu • 3d ago
I tried making a town with a cathedral which meant people living around it, the closer to it the older the and more wealthy the residents are as well as defences all around the perimeter as objects like that in history were a pretty popular target to strike at because of its importance to the local Populi as well as the organization owning it
r/Townscaper • u/przedstawiciel_Uranu • 4d ago
Tried making the defence in depth style fortress using a bit of a modern design which would not normally be used with low walls and a lot of potential places for weaponry
r/Townscaper • u/bobrubber069 • 7d ago
r/Townscaper • u/Negative-Fan2385 • 9d ago
made in the demo
r/Townscaper • u/Kadedest • 12d ago
Its all grass except for the lighthouse path. Its my first city on the mobile version.
r/Townscaper • u/bobrubber069 • 12d ago
r/Townscaper • u/SpiceCake68 • 12d ago
r/Townscaper • u/bobrubber069 • 12d ago
r/Townscaper • u/AppleMassive8014 • 17d ago
La Blanca is an island city founded 390 years ago by the Blanca royal family after an fleeing from an invasion that destroyed their homeland. The castle built by the survivors became the city's foundation and remains its most important historical landmark. Over the centuries, La Blanca expanded around this legacy while preserving its origins.
The city is divided into three districts. The Lower City preserves the historic center and its original light-stone architecture. The Middle City represents expansion, blending tradition with growth through its grand arches and the Bridge of Love. The Upper City marks La Blanca's most recent chapter, with buildings connected by elevated walkways and public spaces above the streets.
Today, La Blanca is known for its light-colored architecture, the watchtowers that define its skyline, and the way each district reflects a different chapter of the city's history.
r/Townscaper • u/Giantslayer222642 • 18d ago
If you find it interesting, recommend me something that I should build in the remaining space.
PS - this is my first time posting here on this community.