TFC: The Fertile Crescent

TFC: The Fertile Crescent

Wield Interactive · June 13, 2024 · Action RTS, City Builder, Multiplayer, Strategy, Base Building

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TFC: The Fertile Crescent price by region

TFC: The Fertile Crescent costs £5.99 in the United Kingdom, $6.69 in Georgia (USD), €7.25 in Europe (EUR), $7.49 in the United States, CA$8.75 in Canada, A$9.99 in Australia, NZ$11.35 in New Zealand, R$14.49 in Brazil and zł20.75 in Poland right now.

Cheapest TFC: The Fertile Crescent offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £5.99 −50% £5.99 — 2
Georgia (USD) $6.69 −50% $6.69 — 2
Europe (EUR) €7.25 −50% €7.25 — 2
United Statesyour region $7.49 −50% $7.49 — 2
Canada CA$8.75 −50% CA$8.75 — 2
Australia A$9.99 −50% A$9.99 — 2
New Zealand NZ$11.35 −50% NZ$11.35 — 2
Brazil R$14.49 −50% R$14.49 — 2
Poland zł20.75 −50% zł20.75 — 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About TFC: The Fertile Crescent

Inspired by the real history of the Bronze Age Near East, TFC: The Fertile Crescent blends classic base-building RTS gameplay with a fresh, strategic twist.Establish your village near fertile land and carefully balance your food surplus against your growing population and army. In TFC, food isn’t just for survival; it fuels growth and technological advancement. A strong surplus accelerates your population growth and earns you Knowledge Points, unlocking new strategic options. But if your farms are raided or your food runs low, even the most powerful economy can collapse.Manage your hard-earned Knowledge Points wisely. Choose Village Improvements that counter your opponent’s strategy, strengthen your defenses, or push you closer to victory—whether through military conquest or building a Wonder.

Consequential Soil Fertility Mechanic

Food is the foundation of every successful village. Locate fertile ground and build your settlement around it to sustain your growing population. Balancing your food surplus against your villagers and expanding military is crucial, and protecting your farms is key to survival. Conversely, raiding enemy farms is a powerful way to cripple their economy and demoralize their people.

Strategic Options From The Beginning

Inspired by the giants of the genre, TFC expands on classic RTS mechanics in innovative ways, offering multiple strategies to explore from the start of each match. With several paths to victory, you can swiftly adapt your strategy in response to enemy actions. Your ability to leverage this freedom will determine whether you face crushing defeat or achieve glorious victory.

Authentic Near East Bronze Age Setting

Begin settling a small village, where every player starts on equal footing. As your village grows, a pivotal choice awaits: ascend into the Bronze Age and lead one of three legendary civilizations, each with unique strengths.

Advance Your Village

Strengthen your village by unlocking powerful Village Improvements. Spend Knowledge Points to react quickly to enemy tactics, boost your economy, or seize the initiative in battle. Whether you're fortifying your defenses or accelerating your growth, your strategic options are always impactful and easy to execute.

Features

  • Campaign with 10 missions
  • Skirmish to battle it out against the AI with 4 difficulty levels
  • Hordes to survive the waves of mountain nomads invasions
  • Sandbox to explore the game leisurely without the pressure of mission objectives or enemies
  • Multiplayer for up to 4 players to challenge other players online on dedicated servers with host migration
  • Play co-op by adding bots to online games, or invite a friend to play Hordes
  • Modern QoL like grouping units and customisable hotkeys
  • Full save and load support for all single player modes
  • Spectate games in multiplayer
  • Save, share and load replays to interactively study matches to learn from the best players, or from your own mistakes

TFC: The Fertile Crescent — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Online co-op, Cross-platform multiplayer
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 16, 2026
8/10 FOR old rts game style Before I talk about anything, if you asked "is this game worth it," I would unhesitatingly answer "yes." It is now flawless, however I think this would be a great first RTS for a newcomer to the genre, or any RTS fan who likes the setting of Age of Empire 1 but would like a more relaxing game. The pixel style is pretty good, although I don't usually play modern pixel games. The gameplay is pretty similar to Age of Empires at the outset. One unique thing is that the town center automatically generates workers, which I think was a positive design choice. your units constantly consume food, so first you will be picking redberries and hunting for food until your farming infrastructure is good enough to sustain an economy of workers and warriors. Unlike AOE there is only two stages, one as a nameless pre-civilization culture, another where you fall into the sphere of influence of a major Bronze Age Power, either Assyria, Babylon, or Egypt. I would have loved to see the Hittites in this title, but I hope it is in the next game, which I bought and installed while writing this review.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 20, 2026
very very very very very very very very very very very very very very good game
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 7, 2026
Offers nothing new or interesting, and somehow the graphics are from 1992.
Recommended Sep 25, 2026
love
Recommended Sep 17, 2026
Great game especially for the price. I've been addicted to it for a couple weeks
Recommended Aug 31, 2026
Absolutely great indie RTS, offers a lot of fun for little money. If you like classic RTS with very nice graphics, then this game is for you.

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