Bellwright

Bellwright takes you into a world of uprisings and intrigue: the hero finds himself in prison on false charges, and instead of making excuses, he undertakes to build a squad to regain his name. The basis is survival with elements of urban planning. You need to set up a camp, extract resources, feed people and gradually expand your possessions. The settlers work in their own professions, and the distribution of responsibilities determines whether things will work out. In addition to farming, there are battles where preparation is important: without equipment and training, a detachment will not be able to withstand regular troops. The world is open to exploration, and quests advance the story of the rebellion. You can also play with friends. Separately, it is worth noting that the settlers demand not only food, but also housing, tools and order, and the dissatisfied leave. In addition to construction, there is work with units: equipment, training and composition determine whether the group will pull off a serious skirmish. The economy develops gradually: from fishing to craft, from craft to trade and constant supplies. Quests are related to the history of the rebellion and move the plot forward, and some of the goals are completed by force. Playing together allows you to share concerns, so construction goes much faster. Weather and seasons affect the availability of work, so it is better to plan some tasks in advance rather than at the last minute. Siege weapons and battering machines require both materials and skills, so war here is inseparable from the economy. Roads and warehouses speed up supplies, which is noticeable in protracted campaigns. For anyone who enjoys medieval building with combat, the Bellwright has plenty to do.