20 Games Like Township
Build your dream city and farm crops in these games like Township which features mobile (Android/iOS) and PC games with city building and farming elements.
Township originally launched as Facebook game, despite the saturated market at the time it was able to capture a large and dedicated audience, which expanded further when it released on iOS and Android devices. In Township players create and manage their own city while also visiting the cities of their friends. In typical freemium fashion players start with basic options but through experience gains can unlock options to build things like a port and even a zoo.
In order to acquire said experience players will take their starter town and develop it with crops and other buildings, ultimately selling their goods for experience, T-cash and coins. All of this is then reinvested back into your town to expand production or decorations to provide visual enhancement.
The games like Township selected for this list below offer a mixture of farming and town development. In these browser and mobile (Android/iOS) titles you’ll build up from nothing as you sell goods and services in the virtual world to expand your town.
My Sunny Resort
Create your dream resort complete with sun, sand and palm trees in My Sunny Resort, a browser based management game from the Upjers team who are well known for their browser based experiences with a host of titles across genres and settings. My Sunny Resort is also available on Windows, Mac and Linux through Upjers Playground…[Read Review]
Rising Cities
Adding itself to the large range of free to play city builders is Rising Cities a game that as the name suggests sees you seeing over a rising city landscape as you expand outward from your starting location. Transforming your small little game settlement will not be an easy task in Rising Cities though with a reasonably long game cycle before players will run out of things to do. Like many games in the genre your early progress is heavily driven by the quests that you will receive most of which...[Read Review]
My Little Farmies
My Little Farmies allows you to create your own virtual farming village across computer and mobile platforms and joins the growing expansion of Upjer titles in the management genre. From placing fields to paths, choosing crops and animals it’s easy to create something to your liking in this farming adventure which offers a wealth of freedom to your farm design. My Little Farmies draws from an early industrial style era with players focusing on expanding their small village from simple farmland t...[Read Review]
Stonies
Lead your stone age tribe in Stonies a free to play title for iOS and Android from the Upjers team or Windows and Linux through the downloadable Upjers Home software client. Taking you back to the dawn of human history the challenges of survival are rife. Your Stonies adventure begins as any prehistoric journey does as you take stock of your current resources and small settlement. With a low supply of food you’ll pick mushrooms and berries with the help of your first little stoneman (refer...[Read Review]
Uptasia
Set in the 19th century Uptasia mixes the genres of hidden object games and economic simulation together. It’s an interesting mix that you probably haven’t run into before and well worth trying if you are on the hunt for a browser game that offers something different. Players are put in charge of developing their own economic empire in Uptasia as you go from creating baked goods in your bakery to eventually expanding your production into other goods that you’ll sell to the ever growing populatio...[Read Review]
My Free Farm
My Free Farm is one of Upjer’s popular tycoon and simulation games and takes the core mechanics from their other titles while adjusting it for a farm based theme. As a result My Free Farm is easy to get into and promises plenty of farm themed content as you gain levels, grow your farm and attract customers to create a profitable crop growing empire. My Free Farm has good appeal to both newcomers to this genre and long-time fans thanks to its simple design and good tutorial which is also paired w...[Read Review]
Skyrama
If you’d prefer to take over the skies as opposed to the various other tycoon management games on offer than Skyrama allows you to do just that. Starting from the most basic airport you’ll want to expand out to create a massive central airport hub. Unfortunately this means Skyrama does start off slowly in its game mechanics as you build up your base of operations and expand on your potential options. Starting with but a single plane and sending it across the globe will generate money...[Read Review]
My Free Farm 2
Farm until your hearts content in My Free Farm 2 the sequel to Upjer’s popular farming simulation game that expands on the original with improved graphics, more items and an expanded list of farmyard crops. Opting to make itself available across browser, PC (via Steam), iOS and Android you’ll be able to enjoy the experience regardless of platform and joins the genre with hundreds if not thousands of free multi-platform farming simulation games on the market. Like its predecessor you’ll find the ...[Read Review]
Farmerama
Farmerama is a farm simulation game from Bigpoint with millions of accounts and players across the world playing this socially based farming title with plenty of similarities to others in the genre. In Farmerama players can expect to experience the challenges of managing their own farm by harvesting crops, raising animals and completing various other farm chores. Along the way you’ll get to level up, socialise with the community and create a dream farm without actually getting your real hands di...[Read Review]
Big Farm
Big Farm is Goodgame’s take on the farming simulation genre and does away with energy in favour of reasonable wait times, you’ll also find no pressure to harass your friends through Facebook making the game perfect for the farmer that prefers to play solo. Your goals in Big Farm are in line with most other games in the genre. You’ll be taking an underdeveloped area of land and slowly transforming it into a thriving farm complete with crops, animals and even buildings. With quests to guide your p...[Read Review]
Klondike: The Lost Expedition
Opting to mix farming simulation within town management and adventure Klondike: The Lost Expedition offers this mix within your browser and mobile devices (under the name Klondike: Adventures). Klondike opens with players reading the last letter they received from their father informing them that the expedition intends to head further east but will return in spring. Unfortunately with spring now upon us with no sign of your father you opt to adventure inland to locate him for yourself. Starting ...[Read Review]
The Settlers Online
The Settlers Online is a free browser based strategy game with gameplay that falls somewhere between Age of Empires and the online strategy genre. The game manages to somehow stay true to the roots of other Settlers games while moving into a freemium browser game which is definitely no easy task considering the huge number of poor quality games in this genre. Players of the original Settlers games will no doubt be able to reminisce as they collect the necessary resources to expand beyond their t...[Read Review]
SimCity BuildIt
Bringing the exceedingly popular SimCity franchise to the mobile realm is SimCity BuildIt a title that offers up striking visuals for a mobile app as you expand your city lines from your town hall into the horizon. In true SimCity style you’ll have to balance this expansion against maximising the happiness of your residents and revenue for yourself to keep the expansion flowing. Originally released in 2014 SimCity BuildIt continues to receive constant updates into 2020 and can boast tens o...[Read Review]
Family Farm Seaside
Family Farm Seaside brings the experience of operating your own family farm to your mobile touch device (iOS and Android) and joins a large list of similar titles on those platforms although with a slightly different take on the genre. While the core gameplay of harvest your crops, sell your produce for a handsome profit and care for a large range of animals is there you’ll find little touches of handcrafted design that makes it feel like your own homestead and not a generic farm, particul...[Read Review]
Miramagia
Miramagia is a free to play game that combines farming simulation with a magical game world. It’s available to play online through your browser and was developed by the same company that produced the popular MMORTS game, Travian. At the start of your adventure players will get to choose from four different classes (Sorcerer, Shaman, Druid and Mage) that each offer something special. Each class also has a male and female option so everyone is catered for. After your beginner’s tutorial with...[Read Review]
EveryTown
Build your own cute anime town in EveryTown a game filled with customisation, freedom and quests that let you shape your small little town into something truly unique and impressive. With a visually distinct presentation that has anime inspiration your peaceful EveryTown is a fantastic customisation adventure. In EveryTown players find themselves returning home to warm welcome with the town seeking out your help to expand and bring back some of the glory of days long past in the town. It’s...[Read Review]
The Oregon Trail: American Settler
Could you make it as a settler in the early days of America? This is the challenge that The Oregon Trail: American Settler throws at players as you build a town out of nothing on your mobile device. While it shares the name of a popular series of video game titles this mobile entry simplifies the formula by boosting the farming simulation elements over the harsh survival challenges. With a town to be raised from nothing players start their The Oregon Trail: American Settler experience by choppin...[Read Review]
Virtual City Playground
Virtual City Playground is a free to play city building experience for both iOS and Android devices. The game features a huge number of buildings, quests and challenges to keep players busy. In Virtual City Playground players are given plenty of freedom to create their own dream city and use whichever buildings they think are most appropriate in order to achieve their goals. While the quests (of which there are over 300) do provide some general guidance there is still plenty of freedom available...[Read Review]
Megapolis
Megapolis lets you build an entire city with your iOS or Android device. With a huge array of buildings and plenty of freedom there is no shortage of options for you to explore in your own Megapolis adventure. After starting out a new adventure in Megapolis you’ll be introduced to your assistant to guide you through the basics of building up the infrastructure of your city. You’ll also meet some of your other advisors that manage different elements of your city from finances to resources and hel...[Read Review]
Hay Day
Hay Day is one of the most popular farming simulation games on the market claiming over 100mil downloads on the Google Play store alone and regularly commanding an active user base within the millions. In such a competitive environment once dominated by the original FarmVille the track record and user base growth of Hay Day speaks for itself as to the production quality and general gameplay mechanics that it offers. In this mobile simulation game players will be overtaking the farm from their un...[Read Review]