Kingsreach

Kingsreach is a 3D medieval city builder and kingdom simulation. You start with a Great Hall and a handful of villagers. Place huts, lumberjacks, farms and sawmills and watch your people carry the logs home, tend the fields and go to bed at dusk. Grow a camp into a walled citadel, keep your people fed and happy through the seasons, and raise towers, barracks and gates before the goblins land.

A village that lives. Every villager has a name, a face, a trade, a home and a daily routine. They fell trees, cut stone, mine ore, hunt, fish, farm, bake and brew, and they fight when the raiders come. A real economy. Wheat to flour to bread, barley to beer, ore to metal. A market buys and sells every good, and your soldiers need metal from an armory to fight at full strength. Place anything freely. Drag roads, fences and walls, rotate buildings and watch the ground level itself under every foundation. Dozens of buildings, each with five levels from thatched hut to legendary hall. Seasons, weather and night. Blossom in spring, harvest in autumn, snow and ice in winter, rain and fog, glowing windows and fireflies after dark. Raids that matter. War drums at dusk, then goblins, orcs and trolls land on the shore. Towers, archers on the walls, knights, catapults and gates hold them back; burning buildings are a real loss. Four biomes and any land. Meadow, frozen Frostmark, Ember Badlands and the Mire of Whispers swamp with its spiders and snakes. Islands or open plains and mountains, maps of 128, 256 or 512 tiles.

New Kingdom: the full game with objectives, raids and a victory at ninety villagers. Playground: a free sandbox with optional unlimited resources and no enemies. City Generator: choose a shape, size, walls and farms and get a ready-made city to explore or defend. Conquest: four empires on one huge map, eight rulers to choose from, truces, alliances and war. Play one empire or just watch the computer fight it out. Online Conquest: up to four players, each ruling an empire in real time, with the computer ruling the rest. Create a lobby for your Steam friends or a public one, or play over a local network. If the host leaves, another player takes over the table; a player who leaves is replaced by the computer, so the war never stops. Win online and climb the Steam leaderboards. Photo mode for postcards of your kingdom.

Single player, plus online and LAN Conquest for up to four players (PvP) Steam leaderboards for online victories Mouse and keyboard Procedural worlds from a seed, four biomes, three map sizes Original soundtrack that changes with the hour and the danger Three save slots plus autosave