Meeting Places is a strategy-oriented simulation that utilizes city-building mechanics in minimalist aesthetics. Developed and published by Cogitas Ltd for desktop gaming, this casual title, played in an isometric perspective, revolves around establishing shared spaces for members of different communities to gather. 

Build shared spaces 

In Meeting Places, you guide a city divided among four tribes, shaping housing, commercial zones, and community buildings to keep everyone stable. Each plot’s restrictions force careful choices as resources become materials in factories. Expand steadily and decide between separated districts or shared spaces that nurture trust and cooperation. 

Host events in community buildings to lift morale, using tribe powerups, building boosts, event perks, and upgrade tokens to steer growth. Different views help you read needs and adjust plans. However, the gameplay becomes tedious because constant micromanagement slows the pacing. 

City builder 

Meeting Places ends as a thoughtful but uneven city-builder where you shape harmony through careful planning and steady expansion. You enjoy guiding tribes toward shared spaces and meaningful events. However, the experience loses momentum as micromanagement piles up, leaving a simulation that balances charm with an occasionally sluggish pace.