Masters of Albion

Masters of Albion combines city building and tower defense, making you think about survival at all times. At night, peaceful settlements are attacked by trolls, zombies and werewolves. Construction is in full swing during the day, and raids begin at night. Supplies and weapons are prepared in advance. The first houses are built of wood, and stone walls appear later. Repelling raids requires the immediate construction of walls, and mercenaries must be distributed along the front line. If there is a lack of strength, the ruler intervenes himself, raining lightning on the monsters or throwing boulders. Mercenaries vary in skill and price. Sometimes it pays to hire fewer but more experienced people. Sometimes an attack begins with arson, and the fire is worse than the monsters. During the day, the city lives a normal life: houses and workshops are built, and residents receive work and food. Money and materials determine what can be prepared for the next night. Divine powers help, but require the faith of the inhabitants. Lightning and a boulder will not replace a wall, but they will save you at a critical moment. The faith of the residents grows from services and holidays, and this opens up new strength. The project is being developed by the authors of the famous series, so the idea combines familiar mechanics with new ones. Updates add buildings and enemies. The city's economy is based on taxes and crafts. Abandoned workshops quickly take a toll on your budget. The map is divided into areas with their own tasks and dangers. Intelligence warns of the approach of enemies in advance. For those players who like to build and defend, this kingdom is suitable. The game is known from the authors of previous famous projects.