Having a mill and a farm directly across a road from each other is apparently not a good enough pathway for my 20 idle villagers to do something about it, leading to a lot of starvation. A completely exposed mine is also too blockaded to allow for villagers to collect the stone that is needed for them to build enough housing to prevent them all from freezing. You cant build over trees unless you either wait an hour for the nearby sawmill to cut them down, or build and delete roads in order to remove the trees. Cute game. The ability to be an active part of the city as opposed to a top-down god is a welcome change, but without upgrades to the mechanics of the game, this isnt worth playing for more than a few hours.

Very nice little survival strategy game. Entertaining gameplay, but for me one minus is too simple graphics and textures. Buildings are sometimes indistinguishable from each other. But overall the game is good.

Had I known this game would be ditched in this state for another project I would never of bought it. It is in a terrible state and its been almost of year of silence. This is basically an Alpha game at best. Wait until updates appear after this review to even consider buying it.

This would be an easy yes to a great medieval city builder. But then the earthquake happens. I can't defend myself against it. I can't interact with it in any way other than cleaning up the mess. Random events that stop you from playing and make you want to ragequit should not be in the game. It would be a different story if there was an extra resource that made my structures resistant to quakes. Or if having extra architects made your buildings safe against quakes. I do not mind the orcs. They steal my stuff and destroy buildings but i can DO SOMETHING against them. I can fight or build walls. Produce weapons and make guards. These are my thoughts and whingy noices for now.

I really enjoy these games, been looking for a good city-sim with combat and defense building. This one is very fun and is promising after fixes and updates. Pros: You get to run around your town as the king. The combat/defense system is interesting and different then most sims that do not offer this threat system. Personally enjoy the art style Cons: The AI is very buggy, sometimes they get stuck and wont do anything. The interface is terrible compared to other games in this genre. Almost no ability to fine tune production and task management besides the "priority" list that seems more like a please 'think about working on this' rather then 'focus on this'. Maybe I'm doing something wrong when i'm creating my kingdom but it just seems like the AI has a mind of their own and hardly care about the priority list. I just think a better system for carrying out work and setting tasks would be nice as the current system seems very dull and lackluster.

I really want to like this game. Saw it in a SplatterCatGaming video and fell in love with the look and feel immediately. I chose to ignore the negative reviews saying the game is buggy and got it anyway, and although I haven't spent much time with it, I find it frustrating. The AI really isn't too bright, there is not enough control over resources, and at times the controls seems clunky. I'll come back to check it after every update 'cause like I said, I really want to like it.

It's a mediocre kingdom builder, worse than dozens of similarly priced games out there like Kingdoms & Castles or Kingdoms Reborn. The main reason that I call it mediocre is because there's really no information given to you by the game. How many people should a building have as workers? How many low production buildings do I need to feed a refined production, and how many refined production do I need for my citizens? Is my city falling into disrepair because I don't have enough architecture buildings, because I don't have enough workers in the architecture buildings, because I don't have enough planks to support repairs, or because I don't have enough wood to support the plank factories? No clear information is given, you're just kind of expected to watch all of the numbers over time and know what the ratios are for buildings. The thing that's supposed to make this game different is that you can control people yourself to do work, but the controls for doing that are iffy. I got stuck...

I love the fact that you can play as one of the settlers - it’s a small touch, but definitely makes this game more enjoyable. Sometimes you get a really beautiful view walking through your town (even though it’s just a low poly game and graphics are pretty simple). Overall I like it, though there were a few bugs and optimization is still much needed.

needs a lot of work. currently a glitchy mess. unplayable after 20 minutes developer seems to be hard at work addressing the issues so I may change my review in the future

This game is abandoned. It had potential but there are too many bugs to enjoy any of the game play. DO NOT BUY.