Two Realms connected through the Portal exchanges vital resources with each other. But how long can they survive with an increasing demand?
It's a text-based strategy about two worlds, connected through the Portal. One has food, another has fuel and they trade with each other each month. But their resources aren't infinite, so one Realm will fall at the end.
You can choose a Realm to play with (and actually you can control the other realm if you want - buttons are clickable). Also there is an "automate" function - it will produce some goods and select trade option for both Realms - you just need to enable it and click on "Open Portal" button. Also there is a restart button in the top-right corner.
nice idea, and good story. could use some more content though. Also, it kinda crashed when I tried attacking. There also seems to be no penalty for reaching 0 fuel
V
ViliX25 Aug 2014, 05:40
Interesting concept, but the final text is unreadable.
The turn based strategy aspect I like. Maybe not enough things to do to keep engrossed. Also easy to stick with eternal co-operation, prisoner's dilemma ?
"but the final text is unreadable." - yep, in some situations (70%+) the combat log is really huge, didn't have time to fix it or improve combat mechanics :)
"There also seems to be no penalty for reaching 0 fuel" - that's strange... but possible :)
A
alisayastrebova25 Aug 2014, 09:53
Seems great :D For 2 days only... Now when you have more time for yourself and your ideas I hope you'll continue to develop this one and add some new features :)
Nice entry. I tried to lead a pacific take while getting out of resources. Don't understand how trading and population system goes though. It would be nice to implement strategies in which both parties could maintain stability without need to attack each other.
Comments25
Also, it kinda crashed when I tried attacking. There also seems to be no penalty for reaching 0 fuel
"There also seems to be no penalty for reaching 0 fuel" - that's strange... but possible :)
It would be nice to implement strategies in which both parties could maintain stability without need to attack each other.
Mechanics work well, though
Mechanics work well, though, and the story is nice :)