Place blocks of houses in varied shapes and sizes to expand your town across fields, towers, lakes, and rivers in this indie casual city building puzzle. Start with a handful of blocks at the corners of existing ones, complete area tasks like placing set numbers of blocks or shifting a market square, and build bridges to unlock new map sections. Earn points from every placement and task to gain abilities, balancing serene scenery creation with dense layouts for leaderboard competition.
Full camera and UI controls let you capture stunning day or sunset views over humid, dim landscapes. Solo developers plan an early update with a level editor for community map sharing. Casual builders relax into freeform town design, while puzzle fans chase optimal scores.
Valley of No Roads is a city building puzzle, that creates beautiful sceneries while you find your way to expand it further. You place blocks of houses that come in different shapes and sizes, surround fields, towers, gain points for abilities and create bridges to cross lakes and rivers. In Valley of No Roads you can enjoy the view and build the town as you want it or try to make it as dense and optimal for competing at the leaderboards.
You start the game with few blocks made of houses, placing those on the corners of previous houses. Every area has its tasks to be fulfilled, requiring you to place certain amount of blocks, creating new bodies of water or migrating a market square to the area. These tasks vary and by fullfilling those, you unlock new parts of the map. You are rewarded of every block you place and every task you fullfill, so gaining points can be tricky!
Valley of No Roads has a strong focus on the sceneries you build, so you'll have full control over the camera and UI, just to get the most serene videos and screenshots. It also features day/sunset setup, that can be changed to fit your mood. Daylight is nice, but some of us love the humidity setting over the dim landscape.
Valley of No Roads has most of its features made, but I'm interested of hearing how you enjoy it and what kind of elements would you like it to have in it. As a solo developer, I'm all about listening the community and expanding the experience. Game will have a early update, bringing the level editor for users to create their own maps and share those with the community.
