Capitals

Yeah, this game is just... poorly designed. To the point where its impossible to recommend. The clicker idea sounds cool at first, but you literally can't do anything while you are holding down the spacebar to earn resources. You can't even keep any menus up so you can at least keep track of what you are trying to earn towards. It doesn't help that you have many resource buildings, and many of those buildings will hurt the production of other resources. I really liked the aesthetics of the game, but yeah, it needs a fundamental redesign of the game mechanics to be worth checking out, even for free. Unless of course, you like the sound of a highly punishing, yet still very slow paced, RTS, that requires you to hold down the space bar constantly, and requires you to turn off production of all resources whenever you want to look at any menu.

Capitals is an indie strategy title created and published by TheTrueEnding that blends elements of city-building, tactical board games, and idle mechanics into a compact competitive experience. Instead of presenting a long campaign or large-scale civilization simulation, the game focuses on short strategic matches where players attempt to grow their capital city across a procedurally generated map while competing with rival factions. The result is a hybrid strategy game that emphasizes rapid expansion, clever positioning, and efficient decision-making rather than the slow, detailed development typical of traditional city builders. At the start of each match, players are placed on a hexagonal grid map that serves as the battlefield for expansion. Every tile represents a piece of territory that can potentially be claimed and developed into part of the player’s growing capital. The objective is straightforward: expand your influence across the board while preventing rival cities from doing the same. Because all participants are competing for the same limited space, the map quickly becomes a strategic puzzle where positioning and timing determine success or failure. The hex-grid layo…

[h1]Before I played Capitals, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad

No clue how to play, how much stuff costs, where i can build, what to build, etc

I really wish I could recommend this game. It looks fun and can be, but with the lack of tutorial and basic info in game it's hard to recommend to anyone.