Natural Resources
Natural Resources are limited and the moment when we'll run out of them is inevitable. Delay it by investing in science to create The Breakthrough before all the resources go.
- Select what you gonna build on a hex - City or Production. Click one more time on the same hex to upgrade.
- Production will mine resources from hexes and City will consume resources and create Science points and buff Production from close neighbor hexes.
- This is a turn-based strategy game, you will get resources from Production hexes every turn. Every build action will be considered as a turn.
- Resources are limited. If a hex becomes empty it will visually turn into a desert.
- You will win if you will research the Airship before running out of resources.
- @sublustris - code, art
- @gamescodedogs - this very text
- Tiles art by David Baumgart
- SFX by Cafofo
How to play
- Click on hexes to build on them- Select what you gonna build on a hex - City or Production. Click one more time on the same hex to upgrade.
- Production will mine resources from hexes and City will consume resources and create Science points and buff Production from close neighbor hexes.
- This is a turn-based strategy game, you will get resources from Production hexes every turn. Every build action will be considered as a turn.
- Resources are limited. If a hex becomes empty it will visually turn into a desert.
- You will win if you will research the Airship before running out of resources.
Team
- @meranolean - code, game design- @sublustris - code, art
- @gamescodedogs - this very text
- Tiles art by David Baumgart
- SFX by Cafofo
Comments25
I also did not get when deserts get created.
But with a little bit more polish, this could a be very addictive game.
Keep jamming :)
Some better user feedback on what field yields what would help a lot.
I can imagine a chill background music to fit this game perfectly!
The only critique I can give you is to work on player onboarding. It took me a few rounds to really understand how everything related to one another. I'm glad I stuck through it though, the game was surprisingly engaging. Congrats!