Brick by Brick Town Builder Hits Steam October 15 for Five Players
The pitch stops at tidying what already exists and starts at putting a settlement back together, with the co-op count and the 18,490-brick figure doing the selling instead of a story.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
PaperPixel Games will release Brick by Brick: Tidy Up the Small Town! on Steam on October 15. Up to five players work together to reassemble a town from 18,490 bricks, matching shapes and colors to each building's blueprint. Buildings include a bakery, pharmacy, library, factory, tavern, tower, and small house. Unlockable abilities like a magnet, a wheelbarrow, and scaffolding cut down on carrying time. The game supports a Japanese interface and subtitles.
The store page lists seven structures to rebuild: bakery, pharmacy, library, factory, tavern, tower, and small house. Players read a blueprint for each one, find the bricks that fit, and set them in place, with assists such as a magnet for gathering bricks, a wheelbarrow for hauling them, and scaffolding for reaching higher sections. The work is meant to stay in assembly rather than transport, so the carrying phase shrinks as those abilities unlock. Japanese interface and subtitle support is included alongside the Steam release.
- Bakery: one of the buildings to rebuild
- Pharmacy
- Library
- Factory
- Tavern
- Tower
- Small house
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