$19.99Blacksmith Master From ore to kingdom-wide business
Run a medieval smithy as a full production business, from mines and woodcutter camps to smelting, forging, and selling. You hire staff, lay out the shop, and fill kingdom orders to unlock new goods, with swords and armor alongside pots, tools, and crowns.
Is Blacksmith Master worth it?
Blacksmith Master is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games about production chains and throughput
- you enjoy hiring, equipping, and training a workshop crew
- you want to lay out rooms and workstations for efficiency
- you like unlocking new products through filled orders
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From ore and wood to finished goods
You control the whole chain. Miners and woodcutters bring in ore and wood, you smelt ore into ingots, then smiths turn them into weapons, armor, tools, kitchenware, and jewelry. Complex pieces move through several steps: heating an ingot, hammering it on an anvil, tempering, assembling parts, and sharpening on a grinding wheel. Simpler goods take fewer tools and less time, for smaller profit and less reputation. You decide what to make, what to research, and when the supply line can support it.
Staff, wages, and training
Every step needs the right hands. You hire miners, woodcutters, smiths, assistants, and researchers, equip them, and pay their wages. Smiths have different strengths in metal, wood, gems, or research, and they gain skill over time. You choose whether to raise generalists who can cover for each other or push toward famed specialists. Distant camps can get rest stations and extra workers to stay efficient, so you weigh healthy, steady output against keeping costs down.
A shop laid out for profit
Your workshop sits in a small medieval town and grows from one humble room to a multi-storey operation. You place storage, workstations, and display space so materials and smiths move less and sell more. Kingdom orders bring money and unlock new privileges, including the ability to design new products, while walk-in customers buy what sits on the shelves. You can also take direct control at the forge yourself. Adding personal touches livens up the space as reputation draws a bigger crowd.
Good to know?
Do you forge items yourself?
Yes, when you want to. You can take direct control at the forge and work through the steps by hand, or leave the work to your smiths and focus on hiring, layout, and orders.
What do you sell?
Historically inspired goods across four groups: military equipment such as weapons, shields, and armor; kitchen utensils from spoons to cauldrons; tools such as axes and hammers; and jewelry including rings, bracelets, and crowns, plus more to research.
How do you get new products?
You fulfill orders from around the kingdom to earn new privileges and capabilities, including designing new products, then research and develop goods that fit your materials, staff skills, and shop space.
Is it only about the forge?
No. You also run distant woodcutter camps and mines, manage smelting and storage, arrange the shop floor across storeys, and balance spending on staff, equipment, upgrades, and camp comfort against profit.
