Life is Feudal: Forest Village

Life is Feudal: Forest Village is a city planning simulator about a medieval village. Clothes and warmth are needed in winter. Fires are put out together. Children grow up to be workers. A fire can destroy half a village overnight. New buildings require free hands. Robbers are burning barns. Holidays bring the village together. Carpenters build bridges and houses. Settlers die from disease and hunger. The huts are cramped and people need space. The settlers settle into houses and live according to their needs. Firewood and food make the difference in winter. Fields and gardens feed the village in the summer. Works are divided by season. The mill and bakery feed the village. Robbers attack the outskirts. The fields are cultivated according to the season. A church holiday brings everyone together. Famine comes after a bad year. Barrels of water are needed in case of fire. Sentry posts warn of raids. Diseases and fires happen spontaneously. Buildings are divided according to their purpose. Old age and death come to the settlers. The wood is cut down and transported to warehouses. Church is uplifting. Crafts are divided by workshops, and warehouses by goods. The settlers get tired and sick without rest. Children learn a craft from an early age. The grain is stored in barns until spring. The mill is powered by water. The fields are cultivated with oxen and a plow. Works are distributed according to people and their skills. The weather changes the harvest and mood. The houses require repairs and firewood. Winter requires a supply of firewood and food. The church and market keep the village alive. Neighboring villages trade and quarrel. Traders bring salt and iron. This game is suitable for anyone who likes to set up villages.