Kobayashi Clash of Conquest

I gave this game a fair try and it seems really buggy for a game that isn't in Early Access - the "Skip Tutorial" button stays on the screen even after the tutorial, the sole achievement doesn't seem to be unlockable, portions of the UI overlap each other so you can't see what is underneath them, and chunks of the game (like the Elite Pass section) are untranslated. Your experience progress bar continually resets between 0% and roughly 10%, the Mail button says you have new mail even though you can't access anything in it, the Terms and Privacy buttons take you to the game's untranslated homepage rather than the legal documentation, and a lot of the graphics in the game (such as the tutorial character portraits) seem to be oddly stretched out. I feel like this game could have used another year or so of full time development before entering Early Access to draw better fitting art and work out all of the issues with the code, rather than launching as a finished game with so many bugs.

Game won't save ur progress, just don't bother...

Really chill game tbh. The mechanics are super easy to get into and it's weirdly addicting trying to upgrade everything. The dev updates it a ton too and the new graphics look sick. Definitely worth a try since it's free. Initially looks like AI but it get's really good later on.. !

Honestly, at first, I was ready to say the game was rushed and purely AI-generated.... But I changed my mind after seeing what went on behind the scenes, when you see the source code made by himself and the 3D models being worked on live, you immediately understand the strategy. The AI ​​​​is only there to lay the groundwork and serve as placeholders (the foundation for development). Behind what looks like a small project, there's a whole team coming together. Between the professional studio contacted for the music and the graphic artists arriving to refine the 3D, the project takes on a whole new dimension. I saw the review below complaining about the sloppy AI... The creator simply took a bold gamble: not wasting time and using AI to create a solid foundation, then manually improving it to make it something polished and unique. That's much smarter than releasing a soulless, 100% AI-generated game. I'd be ashamed for the developers of these AI-powered games that people sell and praise! And remember, the game is free; there are no in-game purchases, the developer doesn't earn anything! The choice is easy; there's a real engine under the hood. Good luck with the rest of the pro…

Kobayashi Clash of Conquest presents a colorful blend of settlement management, resource gathering, military preparation, and fantasy conquest. Developed and published by Maître Kobayashi, it takes the familiar concept of starting with a modest territory and turns it into a steady progression cycle where practically every improvement contributes to a stronger kingdom. Dragons and anime-inspired fantasy elements give the presentation its own personality, while the underlying mechanics remain accessible enough for newcomers to understand without dealing with the overwhelming complexity often associated with larger strategy games. The settlement-building system forms the backbone of the experience. Players gradually establish and improve structures that serve economic, military, and defensive purposes. The Town Hall sits at the center of development, while Gold Mines, Quarries, and Bread Collectors supply resources needed to keep expansion moving. Builder Huts influence construction activity, and the presence of upgradeable structures creates a constant reason to return to previously established areas. Rather than overwhelming the player with dozens of building categories, the game u…