Trading is one of those magical problem solvers in city-building games. Whether its securing that valuable resource you need to support a units production in Civilization 7, or offloading supplies you dont need to secure those you do in Simcity. Indie studio Spaceflowers new game Let Them Trade embraces this fully, setting you on a course to build out an ever-expanding network of cities that can exchange their resources. Its a relaxing blend of managing settlements and optimizing your production lines, and its out now. Continue reading Cozy new city builder Let Them Trade feels like Civilization 7 with less stressMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best indie games, New PC games, Best PC games

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Cozy new city builder Let Them Trade feels like Civilization 7 with less stress As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Trading is one of those magical problem solvers in city-building games. Whether it's securing that valuable resource you need to support a...

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