The Promised Land
Boolat Games · 2014 · Casual, Colony Sim, Strategy, Adventure, Simulation
PC
Very Positive86% · 744
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About The Promised Land
Become a leader of a little group of settlers to create a thriving colony which will envy even the developed nation! Who says it would be easy?!
An untamed land where you will have to make everything on your own –to provide your people with food and shelter then to give them job and protection. Day by day you will have to remake your production plans, switch your workers to find out the best solution for each industry. But keep in mind, that every citizen has his own temper that one day can be shown off. And that’s not the only difficulty that may will face. Pirates and wild tribes are all around this Promised Land to disturb your presence and development here.
To create a developed colony one will not only need to become keen in production, but also in science. Experience points that you earn in the Academy, will be needed to get the access to advanced technologies or your town would be just another village on this land. Think well over what and where you spend your points on, because your choice will depend on the fate of the entire colony!
The Promised Land, a brave new world , the hole nation – all this lies in your hands! Become a true leader, a chosen one, a father of nation! Guide your colony to the victory of the modern superpower!
We collected all the best that is in games of this genre, arched by exciting mini-games and carefully turned it into the deep and breathtaking adventure!
• Complete freedom of play• More than 10 hours of gameplay
• Up to 50 player-controlled characters
• Huge, untamed world to explore
• Step-by-step tutorial
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I found it a really good and relaxing game.
The Promised Land is a charming and methodical blend of city-building, time management, and light strategy that captures the satisfaction of nurturing a small colony into a thriving settlement. Developed by Boolat Games and Alawar Entertainment and published by ESDigital Games, it offers an experience that is less about micromanagement and more about steady, incremental growth. The premise places you at the helm of a group of settlers arriving on the shores of an untouched land, charged with creating a prosperous colony from scratch. What begins as a modest camp with a few tents and basic resources gradually evolves into a well-organized community buzzing with productivity. It’s a formula that feels both familiar and comforting, appealing to those who enjoy the relaxed rhythm of slow, goal-driven progress rather than constant pressure or competition. The gameplay loop revolves around assigning settlers to various tasks such as harvesting wood, mining stone, cultivating crops, or researching new technologies. Each worker has distinct skills, and part of the player’s role is optimizing their talents—sending a skilled miner to the quarry, or a quick-handed worker to the fields. The i…
The Promised Land is oldtime game. I played in this and have nostalgy for child-time. If you would like repeat my way, you can. And so, "The Promised Land" is link on mygration, what was written in christian culture.
A fairly simple, calm builder game.
Gekoloniseerd
Got this game as part of an Alawar bundle. Fun and easy-paced game composed of accomplishing goals, tasking trained people to gather and craft resources, selling products to earn $, building the world as resources become available, and fighting pirates (similar to angry birds in knocking pirates off their ships). It's enjoyable finding the correct balance. The game did save poorly one time and so it crashed every time I tried to continue from that save point. I had to restart with a new profile and it didn't happen again. However it did occasionally freeze and require a reboot. There is an end point where you have accomplished all the tasks, the collection is complete, and you open the final cave.
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