Against the Storm

Against the Storm is a city planning simulator with roguelike elements. The player becomes a governor and rebuilds settlements in a world where it rains endlessly. Each settlement begins with a town hall and a warehouse, and then everything is decided by luck. Cards and resources are obtained randomly. The viceroy receives the queen's orders and tokens for carrying them out. Order rewards enhance future settlements. The games are short: the city needs to be raised to the required level and survive the storm. Resources, buildings and residents are obtained randomly, so each entry is different. Work is distributed between people, lizards and beavers with their own habits. Trade routes bring rare goods. Buildings are opening gradually and selection is limited. Warehouses connect areas, and logistics require attention. Warehouses protect supplies. The queen demands that orders be followed, and the forest spirits keep order. People and intelligent animals live together, and each people has its own habits. The storms are getting stronger, and the city must meet the queen's demands. The spirits of the forest are happy if their gifts are taken into account. A storm hits the city after a certain time. Between runs, overall progress remains, which makes subsequent attempts easier. Updates added views and events. World trees provide overall progress that remains after failures. The progress of the world opens up new types and improvements. Stamps and bonuses accumulate between runs. For those who love construction and risk, this country is suitable. Updates brought new biomes and events. Later they corrected the balance and brought new events. The difficulty increases with each level of the world.