Settle and Battle: New Empires

[b][i]Casual real-time strategy with elements of a city-building simulator in the style of "The Settlers". Build settlement, establish an economy, create army and defeat enemies.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/Wv7joIjoaR4 As in the "The Settlers" series of games, you build buildings for the extraction and processing of resources, farms with fields, residential and military buildings. Then you train soldiers, create an army and capture enemy territory. To expand the development area, you need to build towers (can used to defend your territory by placing archers in them). Although this game has inexhaustible natural resources, the enemy does not waste time, develops quickly and can attack first. Therefore, you need to think carefully about which buildings, in what places and in what order to place them. If there are allies on the map, then try to support them: do not interfere with building and protect them from attacks. If the allies go to attack the enemies, then join their army. This will make it easier for you to win. [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

Fun game, feels inspired by older games like the early Settlers, except without the finite resources (which I prefer). Definitely a bargain for the price.

A neat settlers like game with fun but quite challenging missions. Which need to be a bit more balanced.

I like the game but with how the labour system works at the moment i would not recommend it, i am always low on resources even when my work storages are full. Why? Because the workers are busy doing something else. This lead to a no weapons situation/no people situation, so you end up getting swarmed by the ai in the campaign allot due to this. This game really needs a warehouse system.

Just like the settlers, but more fast paced. Well, a bit like a mobile version, which this game actually is. But it definitely also is a great addition for the short settlers fun on pc. No tools or builders, less ressources, but the core identity is there: You build up production chains, keep track of how many settlers you have, finally build up your army, lead them with a very light RTS style into battle. Each faction has a progress tree unlocking more buildings and production chains (well, skins) and easing the production chains in.