Old World

Old World is a turn-based strategy set in antiquity, where only a limited number of orders can be given in one turn. This order forces you to choose what is more important right now. The world is small, so every city counts. Each side has its own starting conditions. The map is small, but dense. Resources come from fields and mines. Every city requires attention. Dynasties and characters play a big role: rulers grow old, marry and have heirs, and their traits influence the affairs of the state. Events demand answers, and decisions continue to be made. Mercenaries and leaders give bonuses to orders. Crafts and science require resources and time. Orders limit simultaneous actions. Leaders' experience grows over the years. Cities are built and expanded, and resources like stone, wood and iron set the pace. Ambitions set the conditions for victory, and they have to be fulfilled on time. Events require a choice between profit and reputation. Events come in the form of letters and requests. Religion and culture bring influence. Events come in letters. The development of science and religion runs parallel to politics. Updates added new scenarios and settings. The heirs continue the work of their parents. Aging rulers need heirs. Wars are fought over resources and cities. The court requires heirs and order. The throne is inherited by seniority. This era is suitable for anyone who loves thoughtful strategies. Additions added scenarios about other powers. The edits concerned the balance and behavior of opponents. Modifications allow you to collect your own stories.