Of Life and Land

This is a project of passion and the dev/devs have honestly been putting in consistent work on the game. i have gotten more than what i paid in entertainment out of it. if you like these kinds of games this is for you.

---Personal Rating Scale--- ☐ 1 - Not worth trying for free ☐ 2 - Only try it for free ☐ 3 - I shouldn't have paid for this ☐ 4 - Can't get to 10 hours ☑ 5 - Can't get to 50 hours ☐ 6 - Won't make 100 hours ☐ 7 - 100+ hours well played ☐ 8 - 300+ hours of fun ☐ 9 - 500+ hours and in my dreams ☐ 10 - 1000+ hour addiction

Still waiting on a random map generator.

In all honesty, without being overly brutal, this is a very poor game. I did not like the game play and found it far too stressful when I was looking for a relaxing game.

Ok Ithis was originally a downvote, but I persisted and once you have mastered internal transfers and the marketplace, this is actually pretty good. There is a massive sticking point when you have initialised your first village, and when you go to attempt trading for the first time - having established your trade routes, it will not let you trade, instead it makes you learn about internal transfers, including a wholly unnecessary bit about the community centre which I still don't really know or care about. How it actually works is via the marketplace - you set up a few villages, fiddle with the sliders both internally and externally - meaning trading with your own villages rather than the villages of other people. There is also a ship which takes quite a while to build that goes off map for further interesting developments. Resources are divided between villages, so you are effectively forced to trade to keep everybody happy. Fortunately, once you have sufficient in the way of villagers, they keep that going by themselves after you set the limits. Everybody dies after 50 or 60 or so, my record so far is 61, but I think they all work far too hard. Ultimately I do not think th…

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