Norland

Norland is a simulator about the royal family and the city under its rule. Each character lives his own life: works, intrigues and quarrels. Each subject has his own life and his own desires. The clan runs the affairs of the city and is responsible for order. The guards maintain order in the city. The clan rules the city and is responsible for order. The plots develop themselves, and the player only guides his subjects and keeps order. Slaves, peasants, soldiers and merchants require different treatment. The city demands food, firewood and order, and taxes cause discontent. Hunger and cold hit the mood of the subjects. The court and nobility monitor the decisions of the clan. Construction is proceeding according to the family's instructions. The city requires food and firewood. Peasants pay taxes. Urban tasks—supply, construction, and taxes—take a toll on mood. Rebellions and conspiracies depend on how disputes are resolved. Quarrels and conspiracies happen spontaneously, and punishments affect reputation. Punishments and favors affect the reputation of the family. Construction is carried out according to the player’s instructions. The yard keeps order. The guards keep order on the streets. Relationships within the family influence the future of the family. Updates added mechanics and fixes. Children inherit the traits of their parents, and the family continues. Weddings and unions change the balance of power. Intrigues sometimes end in a coup. For those players who like to watch intrigue, this kingdom is suitable. Updates added events and mechanics. Later they corrected the economy and added events. The difficulty increases with the number of subjects.