Players construct factories, gather crops, and create goods in Township, a casual farming and city-building game, to expand their starting cities. Township was developed by Playrix and made available on a number of platforms.
The core of the township’s gameplay is made up of farming and production challenges as well as social order board games. A player starts by harvesting crops including wheat, corn, carrots, potatoes, sugarcane, cocoa, tomatoes, rubber, silk, strawberries, rice, and pepper before moving on to crops like cocoa, rice, strawberries, and tomatoes. Assets are utilized in factories to produce goods, earn money, and accrue experience points.
Is there an end to Township?
The creators have added more than sixty upgrades over the first six years. For instance, in 2015 they fully revamped the visuals in-game. In addition, there are now 90 levels instead of the previous maximum of 38. We receive a tiny amount of money at the end of each level, which serves as the game’s premium currency and speeds up a variety of operations.