Fief Lord

Really enjoying this game. well done. i dont want to speak to soon this review is 6 days in and im sure alot is to come. (hopefully) Im new to this genre so im not sure if im playing correctly but i tend to play one save per session. I love trying to beat how many days i can get to. so far after this 11 hours i have only been able to get to day 38. seems like nothing but that hasnt stopped me from loading up every day with new saves. eachtime changing my strat and seeing it work. I love seeing daily updates from the dev. I would say upgrading the base to max seems too easy.. Im sure there is way more to come I am writing this 6 days after release. although saying that now im writing it. i do like the fact that i can do it but its up to me to manage my recourses. so sure upgrade it but you might have needed that wood for something else. i take it back Something i really would like to see. . . once you send out an attack. and kill the first enemy tower. . . my units disperse and then the giant rock guy spawns. can they (archers) all stick around until the guy is dead? they just run away then my swordsmen are left without archers and die. if you need a visual let me kno…

🌿 Fief Lord – Charming Pixel Strategy Game with Potential and Room to Grow 🌿 I've played Fief Lord for a few hours now and I'm genuinely enjoying it! The game clearly takes inspiration from Kingdom, but brings its own charm and ideas to the table. The pixel art is beautifully crafted, and the atmosphere—especially the day/night cycle—is very immersive. 🎯 What I really like: Smooth and simple start – you immediately understand what to do. Gameplay is calm but challenging – build, plan, defend. Night defenses feel tense but not overwhelming. Since the latest update, performance has significantly improved – even with large unit counts, the game runs smoothly now! 🔧 What I hope to see in the future: More unit types! Most soldiers currently look the same. Adding variety like archers, knights, or siege units would be great for gameplay diversity. Player-controlled combat or ranged attacks – being able to shoot a bow or throw a weapon would add an extra layer of fun and immersion. More buildings – perhaps with special effects or production functions (like a smithy, inn, or stable). The wall defense becomes too weak at later stages, even when fully upgraded. This makes it ha…