Games like Flotsam

Havendock is a survival game where you start stranded in the middle of the ocean. You gather resources, build a town, and attract survivors to join you. Your goal is to keep everyone alive and research technology to thrive, while also exploring what lies beneath the sea. The game features WASD movement, character stats viewing with C, and multi-build toggle with B during build mode. Additional shortcut keys include Ctrl + Click for mass resource collection, Shift + Click for resource insertion, X for mass delete mode, and G for mass upgrade mode.

Humans are long gone. Will your society of lumberpunk beavers do any better? A city-building game featuring ingenious animals, vertical architecture, and river control. Contains high amounts of wood.

"Fabledom is a strategy game where players build and grow their own fairytale kingdom, facing challenges such as resource management, colony expansion, and interactions with magical creatures. Its intuitive mechanics, interesting plot, stunning visuals, and sensational soundtrack are hindered only by occasional grinding and missing optimization. Overall, Fabledom offers a very funny and marvelous atmosphere for players to explore and enjoy."

"Foundation" is a medieval city-building game that allows you to create organic, gridless cities. Focusing on resource management, monument construction, and organic development, you'll manage your population, extract resources, establish trade routes, and build monuments as you grow your settlement. Face narrative events and quests while constructing your prosperous city in this laid-back simulation experience.

"Settlement Survival" is a survival city-builder game where you lead your people to a new settlement, providing shelter, food, and protection while managing well-being, happiness, education, and employment. Shape your settlement layout near resources, build housing, recruit Mayors, and prepare for seasonal disasters and environmental threats. Attract residents from foreign cities and create a thriving, prosperous community.

"Buoyancy is a single-player strategy game set in an ocean world, where you build and manage a floating city. Construct various buildings for resource production and population management, and keep your villagers happy and healthy. Explore the ocean to exploit resources and move your city for production boosts, as you manage a growing population and expanding city."

Set in the depths of the ocean during the Cold War, Surviving the Abyss challenges you to build and manage a deep-sea research facility focused on human cloning. Balance oxygen, power, food, and crew morale while exploring and mining resources in a hostile, dark environment filled with dangerous, mysterious creatures. Expand your base, conduct genetic experiments, and survive the Abyss’s unforgiving threats.

"The Wandering Village" is a post-apocalyptic city-builder where you lead a group of survivors on the back of a giant, wandering creature named Onbu. Build your settlement, form a symbiotic relationship with Onbu, and manage production chains to ensure your village's survival in a world overtaken by mysterious, toxic plants. Balance your community's needs and Onbu's wellbeing to create a thriving coexistence.

"Becastled" is a single-player real-time strategy game set in a fantasy world, where players build and defend their castles from sieges. The game boasts outstanding mechanics, impressive visuals, and a delightful soundtrack, but can be poorly optimized, buggy, and require lots of grinding. Explore the ancient conflict between light and dark while managing resources, training an army, and surviving relentless attacks in this highly replayable game.

"The Universim" is a god-game simulation where players oversee a developing civilization across time. Manage resources, research technology, and handle natural disasters to guide your civilization to prosperity. Experience a living, breathing world with dynamic AI and simulated ecosystems. However, keep in mind that ultimate power may lead to the downfall of your civilizations if misused.