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Gourdlets

An easygoing sandbox game about building towns for cute vegetable folks. Create your perfect community then watch as the gourdlets make themselves at home. No objectives, no points, just good vibes. Play in full screen, or let your gourdlets hang out at the bottom of your screen!

Recent Reviews:

Very Positive (90) - 92% of the 90 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.

All Reviews:

Very Positive (999) - 94% of the 999 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

Aug 15, 2024

Developer:

AuntyGames

Publisher:

Future Friends Games, AuntyGames

	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	✔
French	✔
German	✔
Japanese	✔
Portuguese - Brazil	✔
Simplified Chinese	✔
Spanish - Latin America	✔

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About This Game

Choo choo! The train is pulling into the station, bringing the very first batch of gourdlet citizens to their new island home. Your job is to build them a perfect town.

But don’t worry – Gourdlets are super laid back, and they’ll be happy no matter what you build. The only real challenge is pleasing yourself!

From cafes to lighthouses, planters to fountains, there’s a huge catalogue of decorations to play with. You can even go inside buildings and arrange the furniture how you like.

The gourdlets will make themselves at home in your town, fishing, reading, camping, snoozing, and generally having a grand old time. Craft the perfect veggie town in Gourdlets!

You can choose to play in full screen, or in “idle window mode” to let your gourdlets hang out at the bottom of your screen while you get on with other things on your PC.