Sengoku Voxel Castle With Zundamon

it has zundamon

Quite fun. "Cute" Japanese game themed. Music are good, but the main one during gameplay is very short. RTS -like, basically you have a main building you need to protect and you can build some very basic army to defend it. Melee, range, long range, but no special effect like elemental attack, poison and things like that. There isn't any trap either, and anybody can climb anything (it's slow tho !) so you can't just make a single path with archer on top of it. Well, almost. They don't attack your economy building, only your army-related building but you can mostly leave them outside of the intended paths to avoid spending time repairing them after each fight (repair is automatic btw). During combat you can order your soldier around and try to attack them from behind for extra damage, or just use a bunch of ranged soldier (you might still want some melee to clear walls dropped by the bandits, since it prevent line of sight, protecting them from your ranged soldier). Between combat you try to progress in the tech tree using money, upgrade buildings, make stuff more efficient, and get more food/water/resources for your soldiers. No crash for me, or major bug. Howe…

This unironically satisfies me more than any other real-time-strategy wave defence game. Zundamon and Kiritan just makes it better.

I've only played this game for a little bit, but I think it has a really cool idea. Basically, it's a base (or castle) building game, with RTS sections. You're usually assigning tasks to build buildings, chop down trees, fish, farm, and other stuff. What makes it interesting is that it has voxels, like Minecraft, so you get to reshape the terrain however you want. That, like everything else, is done by assigning workers, rather than you doing it yourself. Occasionally you get attacked by bandits, and need to mobilize your troops. Thankfully (IMO), you don't have to micromanage at all. You don't have to search for an idle worker and say "you, go build this," or something like that. Instead, it's all done with a management screen where you hire workers, then assign the number of workers to each type of job. Workers will automatically take on an available job. So, for example, once you start a new construction project, a construction worker will rush over as soon as it can. Battles, too, don't require much micromanagement. It has a simple UI to form all of your selected troops into a line, circle, or triangle, to match your defensive/offensive needs. Right now, the biggest problem…

love it! after hours of stone hearth. I am enjoy the game so far. i hope and expect great milestones for this game.

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