The casual style city construction game "Trade Road" is now officially released

2025-07-31 21:38:01|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

In the city construction game, trade can be regarded as a magical way to solve problems.Whether it is obtaining the precious resources needed to support unit production in Civilization 7 or selling excess materials in Simulation City in exchange for essentials, trade plays an important role.The new work of independent studio Spaceflower, Let Them Trade, is fully integrated into this element, allowing you to work on building an ever-expanding urban network to achieve interoperability.This game easily integrates settlement management with production line optimization and is now officially released.

Although healthy competition can bring satisfaction, many excellent city construction games tend to be more casual, and "The Road to Trade" is just shining in this regard.The king gives you a mission: to build a prosperous empire, expand on a vast land, and beware of troublesome robbers.The game uses a hexagonal grid map, and players familiar with the Civilization series will immediately feel intimate, and the way the settlement is built is quite similar.

In this game, though, you don’t have to bear the pressure of fierce competition and arms races – it’s a relaxing sandbox world that encourages you to try different building layouts based on the resources available on the map.Each settlement has its own budget and resources, and can independently meet residents' needs, allowing you to focus on macro planning.

As more bases are established, you will connect them through the roads and build trade routes.Each city can independently buy and sell resources and produce goods, and a portion of these transactions will flow into your treasury in the form of taxes.Keep residents happy and they are willing to pay higher taxes, thus giving you more money to upgrade the king's castle.

The adventure of "The Road to Trade" is not smooth: As wealth grows, robbers will covet your achievements, so you need to deploy knights to protect the people and your investments.But overall, even if your empire continues to grow, this game is not a high-tension experience, but a soothing and satisfying sandbox world, with its simple and eye-catching artistic style vaguely reminiscent of classic works such as Dorfromitik or Worker's Tale.

The main storyline of the game sets more specific goals and challenges for you, and you can also use the built-in editing tools to create custom scenes and share them with others through Steam Creative Workshop.If you just want to plan towns and trade routes as you like, the Free Sandbox model can also meet your needs.

"Trade Road" is now available on Steam, with a 20% discount on the first week of its release and will be restored to its original price as of July 31 (Thursday).

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