Game Developer Björn Ottosson shared a glimpse of his work on the dynamic water simulation for his relaxing building game, Island Architect.

According to the developer, the simulation is still a work in progress but is already functional in its current state. Further plans include adding details to waterfalls and creating such intricate elements as aqueducts.

Island Architect is a cozy city builder with coastal European vibes, where you can sculpt terrain, including caves and sea arches, and build curved structures. The game is created using a custom engine. In our interview with the developer, he explains why he made this choice and shares more details about the game's development.

Björn Ottosson has been sharing updates on the development of Island Architect and has showcased a rock arch built in the game, updates to lighting, texturing, and vegetation, a screen space ambient occlusion test, and reworked grid and tools:

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