Midnight Bloom Simulator

The game

A florist you actually run, and a second life after closing time.

Midnight Bloom Simulator is a hands-on business sim in a small coastal town. You haul the crates, fill every bucket, price the stock, work the till and wrap each bouquet yourself. Then the shop closes, and every evening asks whether you finish the wedding order or make the night run.

0mCoastal island, edge to edge

0Named districts

0Walk-in interiors

0Flower species

0Placeable furniture & equipment

0Quests across 3 acts

A florist you actually run

Carry crates from the storeroom, fill each bucket by hand, set prices, pull the breaker to open, scan at the till, wrap bouquets and take out the trash. Staff automate a job only after you have done it yourself.

Two lives, one clock

The same player, town, vehicles and 24-hour day are shared by a warm daytime flower business and a dark, fictional night operation. The flower shop stays essential all game.

Progression through capacity

Two separate property ladders, 9 homes and 8 operation spaces, where each step removes a real bottleneck: better sleep, more storage, loading points, staff slots.

A town you learn by heart

A handcrafted coastal town where the florist, wholesaler, hardware store, motel and night contacts are all within a minute's walk, and the whole town is about 3 minutes across on foot.

Pressure without constant chases

Suspicion builds per player, property and district and turns into patrols, inspections and a five-step wanted state, while a careful player can stay quiet.

A story in three acts

33 quests from the Day 1 hand-over through Week 12 and an open Act 3, with endings that follow how you played: cozy tycoon, kingpin or clean exit.

The florist from above on a sunny morning: shopfront with FLORIST sign, flower cart outside, the street and crossing in front

The same corner at night under the street lamps, the church and town lights behind it

One shopfront, two lives. Drag across the florist's corner.In-engine · same camera

The first two days

A phone call, a flower shop, and a debt nobody mentioned.

The Call

Day 1, 07:10. You're lying in your caravan when your uncle rings. He's too old to go on and wants you to take over his flower shop, the whole business.

First Bloom

The uncle walks you through the shop: stock, displays, prices, the till and the first bouquet basics. You make your first sales and close up in the evening.

New Stock

Day 2, morning. His shopping list sends you to the wholesaler and the hardware store for gerberas, a premium hydrangea and a new flower bay.

The Visit

Just before closing, Vedat and his men walk in asking for "the new goods". You know nothing, and it goes badly for you.

After Hours

The uncle tells you the truth about his debt. That night, at the back gate, you take the first step into the night work to protect him and his daughter.

$0Owed to Vedat

$0Due every week

21:00The shop closes itself

0Money channels that can't be freely mixed

By day · Shop Account

The florist

Restock by hand, set prices on the shop PC, open with the breaker lever, work the till and build bouquets to each customer's wish. The Shop Account pays rent, staff and vehicles, and flower reputation (stars) unlocks premium stock, clients and contracts.

After hours · Night Cash

The night operation

A fictional, abstract side business that starts with one kit in the rear yard: Growth Stations tracked only by progress, condition, quality, power load and risk, and night orders with time windows. Night Cash pays the weekly installment, equipment and the crew, and night reputation (ranks) opens contacts, properties and gear.

The world

A coastal town you learn by heart.

An unnamed town on a hilly island: 1,024 × 1,024 m of playable map around a town core of about 390 × 370 m. The marina runs along the west edge, the port and hangar sit on the northern shore, lakes and a river lie to the east and south, and low-poly mountains ring the bay.

Bird's-eye view of the whole town by day: the street grid, marina piers, port warehouses, a lake and the caravan park in the woods

The whole town from the same height at night, every street lit by pools of lamplight

The whole town from above, by day and after dark, when 568 street lamps light every block.In-engine · same camera · drag to compare

From the air

Fly over the places that matter.

The wooded caravan park outside town where the story begins: caravans, campfires and dirt tracks — **Caravan Park, where it starts**A wooded camp of nine pitches outside town. Your old caravan here is the free first home.

The florist's block from behind: the fenced rear yard and service lane, downtown towers and the town square beyond — **The rear yard & service lane**A fenced yard onto a 3 m service lane. The uncle's garden grows here, and the night operation starts here too.

The flower wholesaler's loading yard with delivery trucks, a playground park and the port warehouses behind — **Flower Wholesaler**A brick warehouse store with a loading yard and 12 parking bays. Buy buckets and crates, then carry them out yourself.

Lakeside homes with gardens and fences, row shops and the car dealership's forecourt — **Lakeside**Homes with gardens and fences, row shops and the car dealership's forecourt, where a used compact is the first real goal.

Warehouses and loading yards in the port district on the northern shore — **The Port**Warehouses and loading yards on the northern shore, home to the small warehouse and the 45 × 24 m hangar.

The walled estate compound on the hill: villa, pool and brick depot — **Estate Compound**A walled hilltop villa with a pool, a brick depot and three loading points: the endgame property.

The town at sunset seen from above the marina, boats at the piers and low-poly mountains across the bay — **The bay at sunset**A 217 m marina quay with piers and moored boats on the town's western edge, and mountains across the water.

Aerial view of the town at night: street lights tracing the grid around the florist's block, downtown towers and the dark bay beyond — **Downtown after dark**Street lights trace the grid around the florist's block, with the towers and the dark bay beyond.

Town map

Twenty places, day and night.

Tap a number to find a place, or filter by what it's for. North, where the port sits, is at the top.

Top-down render of the whole town: street grid, marina, port, lakes, caravan park and hilltop estate

Top-down render from the game · north is at the top · 20 places

Ten districts

Downtown to Hill Villas

01
Downtown
commercial
Glass towers, the budget hotel, the police station, real estate, the furniture store and the wholesale row.
02
Lakeside
mixed
The florist's quarter: the town square, supermarket, diner, motel, car dealer and the night bar.
03
Market Quarter
commercial
Shops, row houses and the luxury villa.
04
Port
industrial
Warehouses, the hangar and the port quay on the northern shore.
05
South Homes
residential
Detached houses around the southern squares.
06
Old Town
commercial
Older shopfronts east of the church square.
07
Greenhouses
farm
The farm edge and the O4 barn lot.
08
West Side
residential
Suburban houses, including the owned R6 and R7 homes.
09
Lake Terraces
residential
A small hillside neighbourhood between the lake and the port.
10
Hill Villas
villa
The walled estate compound on the hill.

From the florist, on foot

Everything is a short walk away.

Motel: 25 s
Hardware store: 31 s
Storage unit: 41 s
Harbour bar: 45 s
Flower wholesaler: 52 s
Night bar: 58 s
Caravan park: 92 s

Crossing the whole town takes 176 s west to east and 194 s north to south on foot, or about 70 seconds by car.

Built to be lived in

Small on the map, busy on the street.

0Walk-in interiors

0Signalised junctions

0Street lights

0Boats in marina & port

0mMarina quay

~3minOn foot, edge to edge

The 13 interiors: florist, flower wholesaler, hardware store, furniture store, supermarket, diner, gas station, motel, night bar, real estate office, car dealership, industrial warehouse and hangar.

Characters

A small town where everyone knows the shop.

You play the nephew: broke, living in a caravan, and dragged into both lives. Around you are the uncle, Vedat and his men, a patrol officer who buys flowers for his wife, and a named person behind every counter in town.

The player
The Uncle
Vedat
Officer Kaya
Motel owner
Hasan, hardware store
Ramazan, flower wholesaler
Derya, supermarket cashier
Ayla, diner waitress
Hatice, diner cook
Kerem, night cashier
Riza, night-bar bartender
The player
The Uncle
Vedat
Officer Kaya
Motel owner
Hasan, hardware store
Ramazan, flower wholesaler
Derya, supermarket cashier
Ayla, diner waitress
Hatice, diner cook
Kerem, night cashier
Riza, night-bar bartender

Police officer
One of Vedat's men
One of Vedat's men
One of Vedat's men
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Police officer
One of Vedat's men
One of Vedat's men
One of Vedat's men
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson
Townsperson

In-engine · cast lineup

The cast in a row: the uncle, the player, Vedat, Officer Kaya, the motel owner, Hasan, Ramazan and Derya

Town staff at every business

Hasan · hardware store
Ramazan · flower wholesaler
Derya · supermarket
Ayla · diner
Hatice · diner kitchen
Murat · gas station, days
Kerem · gas station, nights
Selin · furniture store
Cem · car sales
Leyla · real estate
Riza · night bar

Story cast

The people who pull you both ways.

The Uncle
Retired florist and tutorial guide. He hands over the whole shop, then stays on as mentor and conscience.
Vedat
The calm, polite creditor who ran the uncle's night jobs.
Officer Kaya
The local patrol officer who also buys flowers for his wife: the face of Suspicion.
Mrs. Nermin
The first regular, back for carnations every few days.
The motel owner
Chatty, trades favours, and gives you your first delivery errand.
Elif
The uncle's daughter, and part of what you're protecting.

The player character: a low-poly young man in a green jacket, striped T-shirt and jeans

You, the nephew

A fixed, pre-made protagonist.

First- or third-person camera, toggled any time
Walk, run, crouch, jump, swim and drive
Carry boxes and buckets by hand, with a hotbar belt for tools

A crowd with nerves

7 city body types in 12 colour variants. Each pedestrian is a coward, neutral or tough, which decides whether they flee, film, call the police or push back.

Customers who remember

Walk-ins, bouquet customers with an occasion, palette, size and budget, regulars who remember what they like, and event contracts.

Character production pipeline

One skeleton, 481 clips, a whole town.

Cast from the POLYGON packs
Story and town characters are picked from the low-poly packs to fit each role: the uncle is the Town shopkeeper, Vedat the Gang Warfare boss.
Synty POLYGON City / Town / Gang Warfare
Import onto one shared skeleton
Every skinned model is imported onto a common humanoid skeleton through bone maps, so one animation set fits every character.
Godot import + bone maps
Build NPC model scenes
A build tool turns each model into a ready NPC scene (16 so far); crowds reuse 7 city bodies with 12 colour variants.
Godot tool script
Retarget one animation library
481 clips (walking, carrying boxes, stocking, till work, phone, sitting, sleeping, driving, reactions) are retargeted into a single library every character plays.
MixamoithappyRetargeting
Bring them to life in the town
Personalities, footsteps, speech bubbles, work loops at their counters and ragdoll reactions. Story characters walk real routes, like the uncle's shop tour.
Godot 4.7

Systems

Two businesses, one 24-hour clock.

One real second is about one game minute. The shop opens with a breaker lever and closes itself at 21:00; what you do with the rest of the night is the other half of the game.

Hands-on stock

Buy buckets and crates at the wholesaler, load them into your trunk, carry them to the storeroom shelf and fill every display slot by hand.

Prices, opening & the till

Set a price per product on the shop PC, open with the breaker lever by the door, then scan, take cash or card and count change.

Customers with moods

They leave unhappy when stock runs out, prices are too high, the queue is long or the shop is dirty. Regulars remember what they like.

Chores & contracts

A trash bin that fills up, a watering can, empty buckets to return, a daily report. Weddings, funerals, hotels, a weekly diner contract and holiday rushes arrive as phone offers.

Flower buckets on the display stand with chalkboard price tags: sunflower, daisy, white rose, tulip

Production

The road to Early Access, Q3 2027.

Version 0.1.0 is a playable vertical slice on Godot 4.7.2, built across 147 commits. While the studio launches Pop Star Life 2, Midnight Bloom runs as a small, steady track: tune the story, get every test green, then go public in 2027.

Q4 2026
Story tuning & all tests green
Q1 2027
Alpha: difficulty presets & scope lock
Q1 2027
Coming Soon page + announcement trailer
Q2 2027
Closed playtest waves 1 and 2
Q2 2027
Steam Next Fest demo (June edition)
Q3 2027
Release candidate & Steam review
Q3 2027
Launch trailer & creator keys
Q3 2027
Early Access launch

Built

Wired in, mostly under test

Coastal town with 10 districts, 13 walk-in interiors, traffic, pedestrians, boats, water and day/night lighting
Full florist loop, the bouquet bench and the uncle's garden
Furniture placement for shop and home
Home ladder R0–R8 and operation spaces O0 and O2–O7
13 staff roles with routes; 4 vehicles with trunk cargo, damage, dealership and mechanic
Night layer: Growth Station, equipment, depot, night orders, weekly debt
Suspicion, patrols, wanted states and supporting combat
Story chapters from Day 1 to Week 12, plus Act 3 milestones and endings

In progress

Being tuned now

The story after Week 1 moves from proposal to final
Queued and failing test items: NPC reactions, trunk-to-shop placement in the redesigned florist
One set of place names across map labels and in-game UI

Planned

Designed, not built

The O1 rear shed / garage in town
Walk-in homes, hotel room and police station
Night-only hours for the night contact
Difficulty presets: Cozy, Standard, Risky
Accounting capacity between the two money channels
Furniture resale through a pawn shop
Premium sedan and SUV tiers
An optional stress need

How we build it

Eight gates from design bible to ship.

Design bible
Every system starts as a numbered section of the design bible with concrete numbers: prices, capacities, walking times and unlock rules. The bible also marks what is a proposal and what is final.
Data-driven content
Flowers, furniture, properties, staff, vehicles, events, quests and dialogues live in data files, so balance changes don't need new code.
One skeleton, one animation library
Low-poly characters are imported onto a shared humanoid skeleton, so a single library of 481 retargeted clips drives the player, the story cast and the crowd.
A town built to traversal targets
The town is laid out around walking and driving times, not map size: the key shops sit within a minute's walk of the florist.
Automated tests
Most systems, and every story chapter, have an automated test in the engine. A feature isn't done until its test is green.
In-engine capture review
Capture scripts render the town, interiors and cast from fixed cameras, and a person reviews every image.
Playtest
Internal play, then invite-only waves and a Next Fest demo, each built around one question. Findings go back into the design bible.
Ship
Builds go out with save migrations, Steam cloud saves and patch notes, and the public roadmap is updated with every major update.

Roadmap

From concept to 1.0.

Every phase from first pitch to post-launch. Shipped phases are green, the one in production now is gold.

Shipped In production Planned

Q3 2026 Shipped

Concept & pre-production

A florist sim with a second life after dark. We wrote the design bible, locked the tech stack and set up the character and animation pipeline before building anything big.
- Design bible: two businesses, one clock, one town
- Godot 4.7.2 stack with Forward Plus rendering and Jolt physics
- Shared-skeleton character pipeline for the low-poly cast
- Data-driven content: flowers, furniture, staff, vehicles and properties as data files
Q3 2026 Shipped

Vertical slice (0.1.0)

The core of the game is playable: take over the uncle's florist, run every shop job by hand and step into the night operation, all in one living coastal town.
- Coastal town with 10 districts, 13 walk-in interiors, traffic, pedestrians, boats and day/night lighting
- Full florist loop: hands-on restocking, pricing, the breaker, the till, customers, chores and a daily report
- Bouquet bench with 15 flowers, 3 sizes, 6 occasions and 5 palettes
- Night layer: Growth Station, night orders and the weekly debt
- Home and operation property ladders, 13 staff roles, 4 vehicles, suspicion and wanted states
- Story chapters from Day 1 to Week 12 plus Act 3 milestones and endings
Q4 2026 In production

Stabilisation & story tuning

A small, steady track while the studio launches Pop Star Life 2: tune the story after Week 1, get every automated test green and make the town's names consistent.
- Story from Week 1 to Week 12 tuned from proposal to final
- All automated test items green (NPC reactions, trunk-to-shop placement in the redesigned florist)
- One set of place names across map labels and in-game UI
- Pacing pass on the first in-game week
Q1 2027 Planned

Alpha & Early Access scope lock

Finish the designed pieces the launch needs and freeze the Early Access feature list. Anything not ready moves to a named update.
- Difficulty presets: Cozy, Standard and Risky
- The rear shed / garage placed in town, completing the 8-step operation ladder
- Night-only hours for the night contact
- Versioned saves with migrations
- English and Turkish UI pass
- Early Access scope locked
Q1 2027 Planned

Steam page & wishlists

We go public after Pop Star Life 2's launch support ends, so the Coming Soon page has months to collect wishlists before Next Fest.
- Steam app, store page and capsule art (English and Turkish)
- Coming Soon page and an in-engine announcement trailer
- Press kit on rakuninteractive.com, Discord and Steam community hub
- Cross-promotion from the Pop Star Life 2 community
Q2 2027 Planned

Closed playtests

Two invite-only Steam Playtest waves, each built around one question.
- Wave 1: the opening days (onboarding, controls, hands-on shop jobs)
- Wave 2: the first month (debt pacing, two-money balance, suspicion, long saves, mid-range PC performance)
- Feedback surveys and a public known-issues list
Q2 2027 Planned

Steam Next Fest demo

A free demo in the June edition of Steam Next Fest: the uncle's hand-over, the first days in the shop and the night everything changes.
- Demo covering the opening days, ending at the start of the night work
- Livestream of the florist loop and bouquet bench
- Demo feedback folded into the launch build
Q3 2027 Planned

Release candidate & launch prep

Content freeze and bug-fix only. The build goes to Steam review with time to spare, and the launch window stays clear of Pop Star Life 2's own updates.
- Content freeze and release candidate build
- Steam build and store review
- Launch trailer, press and content-creator keys
- Day-one patch branch prepared
Q3 2027 Planned

Early Access launch

Launch a few months after Next Fest, while the demo is still fresh. If the story and the two-money economy aren't solid, the date moves; we won't ship it half-tuned.
- The full town, the florist, the bouquet bench and the uncle's garden
- The night operation, both property ladders, 13 staff roles and 4 vehicles
- Story from Day 1 to Week 12, plus Act 3 and its three endings as a first pass
- Difficulty presets, English and Turkish UI
- Steam achievements and cloud saves
- Public roadmap and patch cadence announced on day one
Q3–Q4 2027 Planned

Launch support

The first six weeks belong to players: fast fixes, balance and listening.
- Day-one patch and weekly hotfixes
- Debt, wage and suspicion balance from save data players choose to share
- Community poll on update priorities
Q4 2027 – Q3 2028 Planned

Early Access major updates

Four themed major updates, roughly every eight to ten weeks, with smaller patches in between.
- Home Sweet Home
- Under Watch
- Wheels & Deals
- Balancing the Books
Q4 2028 Planned

Beta / content complete

No new systems: Act 3 and the endings finalised, a full-game balance pass and stability.
- Act 3 and the cozy tycoon, kingpin and clean exit endings finalised
- Balance pass from the caravan to the estate
- Opt-in beta branch for the 1.0 candidate
- Performance and accessibility pass
Q1 2029 Planned

1.0 release

The complete double life, about 16–18 months after Early Access launch.
- Complete three-act story with all three endings
- All Early Access updates polished and integrated
- 1.0 trailer and launch event
Q2 2029 onward Planned

Post-launch

Support the live game and grow it where players ask for it most.
- Quality-of-life and balance patches
- Additional languages based on demand
- Evaluating Steam Workshop and Steam Deck support
- Free seasonal flower events

Roadmap updated 2026-09-27 · windows are targets and may shift with playtest feedback.

Early Access

Targeting Q3 2027. Growing with you to 1.0.

“A debt, a shop and a story across twelve in-game weeks are best balanced by the people living it.”

At launch

The whole town and both lives

The hands-on florist, bouquet bench and garden, the night operation, 9 homes and 8 operation spaces, 13 staff roles, 4 vehicles and difficulty presets. Story tuned from Day 1 to Week 12, Act 3 as a first pass.

~8–10 week cadence

Four major updates

Walk-in homes, the police station and more Officer Kaya, premium vehicles and a pawn shop, then ledger tools and late-game tuning.

Q1 2029

1.0 release

The complete three-act story with all three endings, every Early Access update polished and integrated.

Major updates

Q4 2027

Home Sweet Home

Homes you can walk into

Walk-in interiors for the rented and owned houses
A walk-in budget hotel room
Home furniture placed inside every new interior
Garage and yard use at the homes that have them

Q1 2028

Under Watch

Heat, patrols and Officer Kaya

A walk-in police station
More story moments with Officer Kaya
Suspicion, inspection and patrol balance from player data
Richer pedestrian reactions to trouble in town

Q2 2028

Wheels & Deals

Vehicles and second-hand trade

Premium sedan and SUV tiers at the dealership
A pawn shop for reselling furniture and fixtures
Mechanic and cargo quality-of-life from player feedback

Q3 2028

Balancing the Books

Late-game pressure and bookkeeping

Ledger tools for the Shop Account and Night Cash, limited by capacity
An optional stress need, off by default on Cozy
Late-game staff and route tuning for the largest properties

Early Access FAQ

Straight answers, including the night side.

The same answers we'll give on the Steam store page.

Why Early Access?

Midnight Bloom Simulator is a systemic sim where a flower shop and a night operation share one clock, one town and two separate money channels. Balancing the debt, wages, suspicion and a story told across twelve in-game weeks is best done with players living it. Early Access from Q3 2027 lets us tune the economy, pacing and endings with you while we add walk-in homes, the police station, new vehicles and late-game tools.

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

About 16–18 months, with 1.0 targeted for Q1 2029. We'll share an updated estimate with every major update and say so openly if the schedule changes.

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

1.0 adds walk-in interiors for rented and owned homes, the hotel room and the police station, more Officer Kaya story, premium vehicles, a pawn shop, ledger tools and an optional stress need, plus the finalised Act 3 and all three endings, a balance pass across the whole game and broad polish.

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

At launch you get the whole coastal town with 10 districts and 13 walk-in interiors, the full hands-on florist, the bouquet bench, the uncle's garden, furniture placement, the night operation, 9 homes and 8 operation spaces, 13 staff roles, 4 vehicles, suspicion and wanted states, two reputations, the phone, and Cozy, Standard and Risky presets. The story is tuned from Day 1 to Week 12; Act 3 and its endings are playable as a first pass. Expect rough edges and balance changes.

Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?

We plan to launch below the intended 1.0 price and raise it as major content lands, with notice before any change. Everyone who buys in Early Access gets every update and 1.0 at no extra cost.

How are you planning on involving the community?

Through closed playtests and a Steam Next Fest demo before launch, Discord and Steam forums, an in-game feedback prompt and a public roadmap updated with every major update. We'll poll the community on quality-of-life priorities and on the order of later updates, and patch notes will credit the player reports they fixed.

What is the night operation?

A fictional, abstract side business the uncle ran to pay his debt. Growth Stations are tracked only by progress, condition, quality, power load and risk, and night orders are messages with time windows and buyer moods. It is a management layer built for tension and choices, and nothing in it is modelled on real-world products or processes.

Can I play it as a cozy shop sim?

Mostly, yes. The flower shop stays essential all game, and the Cozy preset lowers the pressure. The night work is part of the story, but how far you take it is your choice, and one of the endings is a clean exit. Combat is a small side system, not the focus.

Which platforms will Midnight Bloom Simulator be on?

PC (Windows) on Steam. We'll look at Steam Deck after launch. No console versions are announced.

Will my save survive Early Access updates?

That's the goal. Saves are versioned and older saves are migrated forward automatically. If an update ever has to break compatibility, we'll announce it in advance and keep the previous version on a Steam beta branch.

What languages are supported?

The interface ships in English and Turkish. More languages will be considered for 1.0 based on player demand.

Gallery

Aerials & interiors.

Clean in-engine renders from the 0.1.0 build: no HUD, no phone, no menus. Shop signs in the town are in English.

The whole town from high above at night, every street lit by pools of lamplight

The florist at night under the street lamps, the church and town lights behind it

The florist's sales floor: fresh-flower wall, premium cooler, pot table and bouquet bench

The checkout counter with the uncle behind the till and the bouquet bench along the wall

The bouquet bench with sink, wrapping paper and ribbon stand

Raised garden beds with young flowers in the florist's fenced rear yard

Inside the flower wholesaler: flower stands, pot tables and shelves of boxes

The wholesaler's depot hall with pallet racks, boxes and a forklift

Inside the hardware store: shelving units, a tool wall and boxed goods on pallets

The empty industrial warehouse floor with a forklift, pallets and a mezzanine

The car dealership showroom with two cars on a checkered floor

Launch news

Be first through the shop door.

Get the Steam page announcement, playtest invites and the Early Access date first.

A florist you actually run, and a second life after closing time.

A florist you actually run

Two lives, one clock

Progression through capacity

A town you learn by heart

Pressure without constant chases

A story in three acts

A phone call, a flower shop, and a debt nobody mentioned.

The Call

First Bloom

New Stock

The Visit

After Hours

The florist

The night operation

A coastal town you learn by heart.

Fly over the places that matter.

Twenty places, day and night.

Ten districts

Downtown

Lakeside

Market Quarter

Port

South Homes

Old Town

Greenhouses

West Side

Lake Terraces

Hill Villas

Everything is a short walk away.

Small on the map, busy on the street.

A small town where everyone knows the shop.

Town staff at every business

The people who pull you both ways.

The Uncle

Vedat

Officer Kaya

Mrs. Nermin

The motel owner

Elif

A fixed, pre-made protagonist.

A crowd with nerves

Customers who remember

One skeleton, 481 clips, a whole town.

Cast from the POLYGON packs

Import onto one shared skeleton

Build NPC model scenes

Retarget one animation library

Bring them to life in the town

No wardrobe. A whole shop to arrange.

8 everyday flowers

7 premium flowers

Shop fixtures

Every fixture is real furniture.

Home furniture

Comfort and storage come from what you place.

Grow your own stems out back.

Every step removes a real bottleneck.

Home · 9 tiers

Caravan

Motel room

Budget hotel

Three rentals

Three owned houses

Operation · 8 tiers

Rear yard

Rear shed / garage

Storage unit

Small warehouse

Farm depot

Industrial warehouse

Hangar

Estate compound

Two businesses, one 24-hour clock.

Hands-on stock

Prices, opening & the till

Customers with moods

Chores & contracts

Growth Stations