- August 5, 2022
- The Evergloom Team
- 1h median play time
Desktopia: A Desktop Village Simulator
Platforms
About
"Desktopia: A Desktop Village Simulator" is a game where you build and manage a village on your desktop. Place and upgrade buildings, manage resources, and meet the needs of your villagers. Customize your village with various themes and decorations to create a unique desktop experience. Watch as your village comes to life and evolves over time.











- The game has a unique concept that allows players to manage a village while multitasking, making it a fun background activity.
- The pixel art and overall aesthetic of the game are charming, contributing to a relaxing gameplay experience.
- Despite some performance issues, the game can be entertaining and engaging, especially for those who enjoy casual gameplay.
- The game requires more active input than expected for an idle game, leading to frustration for players looking for a true idle experience.
- Performance issues, including lag and crashes, significantly detract from the overall enjoyment and can lead to lost progress.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth, with limited options for customization and strategy.
gameplay
72 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is a mixed bag, described as a semi-idler and semi-city builder that lacks depth and progression, often feeling too slow for active play and too fast for idle enjoyment. While some players appreciate the charming pixel art and simple mechanics, many criticize the linearity, lack of customization, and repetitive nature, leading to a sense of disappointment. Overall, the game shows potential but currently feels underdeveloped, with some fun micro gameplay elements that may not be enough to sustain long-term interest.
“The gameplay itself is fun and you progress pretty quickly at the start.”
“The game is well built, with very consistent construction and management mechanics, its pixel art is charismatic and its gameplay is dynamic and very fluid.”
“This game is extremely interesting, I really enjoyed the gameplay, the art, and the challenge it provides.”
“Gameplay is bare bones, coming up short even against mobile game dregs.”
“There's no leveling mechanic of any kind for the player character and gameplay is reduced to acting as a distraction for your troops which are severely outmatched in nearly every way.”
“This game has potential if there were some activities, fun stats management, and proper scaling with offline capabilities and true progression, but right now, it just feels like a demo or showcase of some sort with a gameplay idea that has not been developed at all.”