A Lively Village
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You are a magical living Village and everything that it has in it.
Your life depends on the well-being of the people who live on your surface: Humans, Elves and Dwarves. That means you have to look after their resources: if one of those reaches too high in number or goes to zero you loose your living power.
All kinds of strange events happen in the Village, but with your will you may decide whether to let things happen or not. However, certain decisions harm you while helping the people. Can you survive for long enough and maintain equality in resources?
The Village can then develop into a Town, a City and other stages, with its buildings and culture changing with time.
We designed the first stage for this Demo: the traditional, pre-industrial fantasy village.
P.S.: Yeah, we know it's more of the 'Tiny Town' theme than 'Your life is currency', but in the end it's sort of a combination of both. We really enjoyed working on them.
No regrets though ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
Your life depends on the well-being of the people who live on your surface: Humans, Elves and Dwarves. That means you have to look after their resources: if one of those reaches too high in number or goes to zero you loose your living power.
All kinds of strange events happen in the Village, but with your will you may decide whether to let things happen or not. However, certain decisions harm you while helping the people. Can you survive for long enough and maintain equality in resources?
The Village can then develop into a Town, a City and other stages, with its buildings and culture changing with time.
We designed the first stage for this Demo: the traditional, pre-industrial fantasy village.
P.S.: Yeah, we know it's more of the 'Tiny Town' theme than 'Your life is currency', but in the end it's sort of a combination of both. We really enjoyed working on them.
No regrets though ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯