Timberborn Standard Edition

Timberborn is a city builder set long after humans stopped being a factor, in which beavers inherited the ruins and got organised. You pick one of two factions — the pastoral Folktails or the industrial Iron Teeth — and each has its own buildings, food chains and temperament.

Water is the whole game. Rivers are simulated rather than painted on, and you dam them, divert them into canals, build irrigation grids and drive water wheels off the flow. Then the dry season arrives, the river stops, and whatever you stored is what you have; later cycles add badwater, a toxic flow that needs antidotes and careful channelling. Terraforming lets you reshape the land itself once you have the means. Because beavers build up as readily as out, colonies grow vertically, stacking platforms and scaffolding up cliff faces rather than sprawling across the map. It is single-player only.

This is the only edition — the full game with both factions and every update since. The soundtrack is sold separately as DLC and is not included. Keys activate on Steam; there is no console version.