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Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy, Indie
Build and expand your very own settlements in high mountains! Carefully plan production chains and satisfy various needs of your three-caste society while dealing with mountain hazards such as weather breakdowns and avalanches.
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TheSixthAxisGareth ChadwickMar 20269/10To summit up, Laysara: Summit Kingdom is a great little town builder. Set in a pretty unique location and providing plenty of satisfying management without the constant threat of invasion by a horde of enemies, it's incredibly relaxing and enjoyable. At least, until you underestimate the power of an avalanche and bury half your workers in snow. If you're at all interested in a builder like this set on a mountain, I'd be surprised if you didn't enjoy Laysara, even if you usually prefer something more challenging.
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NoobFeedMaisie ScottFeb 202688/100Laysara: Summit Kingdom is successful because it sticks to its rigid philosophy. You are not building just to grow your city. You are going up. Every plateau is a choice. Elevation affects every supply chain. Every avalanche makes you think about the risks and rewards. That is the perfect mix of comfort and chaos that makes a city builder fun to play.
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PS4Blog.netMar 20268/10Challenging but fun city builder experience on Nintendo Switch
Read the reviewLaysara turns steep mountains into a playground for clever problem-solving and quiet satisfaction.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationMar 20266/10Changing things up and taking a city-building sim into the mountains does change up some dynamics, but your very constrained ability to do things your own way makes it disappointing
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