I should add: the aesthetics of the game are also great. It's all water-powered (and sometimes wind-powered) wooden gears and buildings. I'd call it steampunk i

I should add: the aesthetics of the game are also great. It's all water-powered (and sometimes wind-powered) wooden gears and buildings. I'd call it steampunk in looks, but I guess it's more waterpunk (?). The building system is also great. It's modular. You can save space in the narrow canyons by putting a bakery on the ground level, stack a couple of houses on top of it, and then put a roof garden on top. And then a network of stairs and walkways to connect everything. It's much more flexible than the usual city builders and there's some fairly creative ways of building a vertical beaver city that can fit into a narrow box canyon.