Kingdoms and Castles

Kingdoms and Castles - the history of the early Middle Ages, when the first kingdoms were just taking shape. The player acts as a small feudal lord and grows the settlement into a large city with a castle. Farms, sawmills and mines feed the city and supply construction sites. Each new tower strengthens the city's defense. Holidays and fairs lift the spirits of residents. The city is growing block by block, and each one requires supplies. Protection is needed no less than the economy, otherwise ruin will come quickly. Western Europe in those years was disturbed by Viking tribes, and sea robbers were interested in prey. Fire and famine happen if you don't keep track of supplies. Weather and winters affect crops and construction. Each expansion requires labor. Roads and warehouses speed up the delivery of goods. Residents pay taxes and demand protection from raids. People have to feed their fields, and houses require space and materials. Gradually, the streets are overgrown with walls, towers and markets. The walls protect the city from pirate attacks. Residents demand food, shelter and protection. The defense is built along the perimeter, and the walls grow gradually. Taxes are collected from houses and markets. People are moving to the city from surrounding villages. The city lives its own rhythm, and a lot depends on the attention of the ruler. Lords and kings notice the feudal lord's success and propose an alliance. Taxes and trade fill the treasury. Siege weapons require fortified towers. Every new house requires materials and workers. For those who like to build and defend, this game is suitable.