ALL WILL FALL: Physics-Based Survival City Builder

ALL WILL FALL: Physics-Based Survival City Builder - ALL WILL FALL aims to build a city in a world consumed by water. It all starts with a small boat and a group of survivors who must be led to a piece of land. The boat serves as the first home, and finds in the water provide materials for construction. The first piles are driven in shallow water. The first shelters are built on stilts, and materials are collected along the shore. Construction imitates real physics: with vertical construction, the stability of each structure depends on how firmly the foundation stands. An error in calculation leads to collapse. The stability of structures depends on the foundation, so the foundation is more important than the height. An overloaded floor will collapse at the first storm. Each new building affects the weight of the city and its stability. Some buildings can be moved to a new location. The water does not recede: over time, the level rises, and the city has to be rebuilt higher. Therefore, planning is done with reserve, and materials are used sparingly. The water rises gradually, and the city has to be moved. Some buildings have to be dismantled and reassembled higher up. Storms come on a weather schedule, and they are prepared for in advance. The height of the floors increases with the water level. In addition to construction, there is the extraction of resources and caring for residents. Residents require food and warmth, and their number determines the amount of work. Losing your home takes a toll on your mood. Destructions happen unexpectedly, and both people and supplies have to be rescued. For those players who love honest physics and survival, this city is suitable. Over time, new buildings and weather events were added to the game.