Tamer Town: A Cozy City-Builder with Elemental Creatures, Coming to PC and Consoles in 2026-2027
Gaming Staff • July 15, 2025
Indie Game Pc Games Early AccessCrazy Goat Games, known for their previous titles featuring pirate republics, dragon dynasties, and eldritch chaos, have announced their latest game, Tamer Town. This city-building game allows players to collect and raise adorable elemental creatures called Mokitons, who help build and defend the town. The game is expected to be released on PC via Steam Early Access in Q2 2026 and on consoles in Q1 2027.
In Tamer Town, players must design neighborhoods, forge bonds with Mokitons, and balance elemental zones to keep the creatures happy. Unhappy Mokitons can cause chaos, so it's essential to manage their moods and ensure their needs are met. Players can also compete in tournaments to showcase their town's pride.
Tamer Town is a cozy strategy game that combines city-building and creature collection elements. The game encourages players to build a warm, living world where every connection counts. Mokitons are not just fighters; they also work, explore, and live alongside the players, making Tamer Town a unique and engaging experience.
Crazy Goat Games is an indie studio from Poland that is known for its love of strange worlds, smart systems, and just the right amount of chaos. Tamer Town is their latest project, which they describe as a love letter to cozy strategy fans and creature collectors. The studio is not afraid to experiment and is always looking for new and exciting experiences for players.
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