Township is a relatively traditional farming simulation game. Players develop planting, breeding, city-building, and agricultural trade around an agricultural town. The main purpose of the game is to link the independent agricultural operations into a complete industrial chain, increase income, expand the site, and make your town more prosperous.

This game has a simple and comfortable style, without the guidance of fancy designs and advertisements. It is good to work on the whole, and it is also friendly for children to play. This game adopts a fresh and pleasant 2D style of painting. The shapes of buildings, trees, and characters are relatively cartoony. The background music is also very pleasing, and there are also miserable bird calls as if you are really in a vast and free manor. The game supports Chinese and English, and it can be played smoothly. It is a little conservative like the early simulation management works, which means that no matter how the content of the management is expanded, it will eventually return to the only mainline. The game does not have too many additional elements, pure agriculture, pure farm, pure management, and it still feels very simple. The game does not have too many additional elements, pure agriculture, pure farm, pure management, and it still feels very simple. According to the game's tutorial, players must first reclaim fields, plant crops, and then build a processing factory to process wheat into bread. After planting, they will start farming. Raise a few cows to produce fresh milk and feed needed for farming. It can be processed with planted crops, as long as you build a feed mill. In this way, you will have a lot of agricultural and sideline products, and you can start a preliminary business. You can use helicopters to send customers' orders and earn gold coins. In addition to developing agriculture, the expansion of towns is also very important. Without labor, there is no gold. First of all, you have to build houses to increase the population, and when the population increases, more fields can be cultivated. Then supporting urban service construction: schools, hospitals, etc. will appear one after another, and your town will begin to take shape.

The biggest problem with this game is that it makes players wait very long during the game. Players need to wait for every link from planting, construction, production, and processing. It takes more than an hour for a hen to lay an egg. After development, your train freight will also become active. You need to use trains to send agricultural and sideline products to surrounding cities. Of course, train transportation takes time, and the time is still very long. If you don't want to wait, you can only use green money to complete it. When the advanced crops and agricultural and sideline products are needed in the later stage, there is no longer anything that can be completed in 4 or 5 minutes. If you don’t use Jinkela to accelerate, you need to open it every hour, which is quite time-consuming. Of course, when it comes to waiting time, some people say that a very durable mobile game is a very good choice for killing time. Seeing the small town expand and form, there will be a strong sense of satisfaction, the longer the waiting time The longer it is, the greater the sense of achievement. And in the whole process of labor, you need to be connected to the Internet, and you can't play this game without the Internet. On the other hand, this game also has no social elements and only has an option of "visiting friends", which is completely incomparable with the current social management.

To sum up, I think a good game needs the support of gameplay. As far as the current game quality is concerned, Township is equivalent to early simulation business work. It is not shy and lacks eye-catching social interaction elements. It relies on gimmicks and freshness to stick players. Today, the return to traditional simulation operations is not so promising. Recommended for players who are patient and like simpler themes.