TownsFolk adds Dawnfolk crossover with Lueur, Android cloud saves

TownsFolk released an update that introduces a crossover with Dawnfolk, adding the flame guide Lueur as six story-driven puzzles. The same update also adds Android cloud save support and several gameplay and policy adjustments.

Lueur appears across TownsFolk’s map as a sequence of six narrative puzzles. Each puzzle completes part of a short connecting story that ties the two games’ themes of light and encroaching darkness. The crossover content is designed to be encountered during normal runs rather than as a full integration of Dawnfolk systems.

The update delivers Android cloud saves, enabling progress to sync across devices for players using Android. Developers noted the feature responds to a commonly requested capability from the game’s community.

Other changes in the update include adjustments to Parliament policies and tweaks to deforestation mechanics. The patch also contains a set of quality-of-life fixes and balance changes aimed at short campaign runs.

TownsFolk is a roguelite colony builder in which players manage food, gold, faith and production while exploring fogged terrain, handling disasters and completing a campaign in sessions that typically last under an hour. The game is free to start; a one-time $9.99 purchase unlocks the full campaign.

Dawnfolk, the title that supplies Lueur, is preparing a mobile release and is available for pre-registration on the App Store and Google Play. The crossover provides TownsFolk players with a compact example of Dawnfolk’s minimalist city-building and its focus on a single guiding flame.

The crossover puzzles, cloud save feature and the listed gameplay adjustments are available in the current version of TownsFolk.