Cotton City Alpha Demo Released On Itch.io
The studio is treating the alpha as a direction-setting exercise, with the roadmap for the full game explicitly tied to what players say about the demo rather than to a fixed plan.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Developer n1kozor has released the alpha demo of Cotton City, a casual city-building game in development. Houses, roads, trees, and small vehicles are drawn in a knitted style, as if crocheted onto fabric. Players spend cotton on their city or use Creative Mode for unlimited resources and building options. A House Workshop lets players combine building shapes and colors into their own designs. The demo is on itch.io, and future development direction will follow player feedback.
The alpha build is playable now, and the developer has tied its next steps to whoever tries it. Cotton City runs on cotton as a resource in the standard mode, while Creative Mode opens unlimited resources and every building option from the start. The House Workshop then lets players combine shapes and colors into original house designs rather than picking from a fixed set. The pitch is slower than most city builders: streets go down a few at a time and neighborhoods fill in stitch by stitch, matching the crocheted look of the houses, roads, trees, and small vehicles.
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