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Tiny Village

A cozy village-building simulator where you create your own procedurally-generated settlements. Build unique villages by placing roads, houses, and decorative elements.

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Project Management

Development Roadmap

Phase 1: Core Mechanics

  • Basic building placement system
  • Grid-based terrain generation
  • Simple resource management
  • Initial UI implementation

Phase 2: Visual Enhancement

  • Advanced lighting system
  • Weather effects
  • Particle systems

Phase 3: Marketing

  • Marketing
  • Steam page
  • Giveaway keys to Reviewers, YouTubers, Patreon Supporters, Ko-Fi Supporters, and community members

Phase 4: Content Expansion

  • New building types
  • Villager AI behaviors
  • Quest system

Phase 5: Polishing

  • Playtesters
  • Review/Polish
  • Bugfixes

Phase 5: Release

  • Release the game on Steam

Project Structure

project_management/
├── project_direction/
│   ├── screenshots/         				# Inspiration screenshots from other projects
│   ├── game_design_document.md				# Basic game design document
│   └── possible_assets.md   				# Asset planning and requirements
├── screenshots/             				# Marketing and documentation screenshots
├── lore.md									# Backstory and outlines for the lore of the game
├── possible_assets.md 						# Assets such as plugins and art which could be used
├── scratch_pad.md 							# Random ideas and tasks to complete
└── todo_list.md 							# Tasks which need to be completed

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Godot Engine v4.4.dev7.official [46c8f8c5c] or similar
  • Git
  • Markdown Reader

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Lost-Rabbit-Digital/TinyVillage.git
  1. Open Godot Engine
  2. Import the project.godot under TinyVillage/tiny_village_project/project.godot

Import Project Button

  1. Open the project in Godot Engine

Open Project Button

Godot Import Settings

  1. Run the project using F5 or the "Play" button

Godot Play Button

Contributing

We welcome contributions!

Areas for Contribution

  • Bug fixes
  • Performance improvements
  • Documentation improvements
  • New art
  • Localization

License

LICENSE.md

Credits

ATTRIBUTION.md

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