Siege Survival: Gloria Victis

Siege Survival: Gloria Victis - the city has been holding out for the last few days: the walls are under attack, food is running out, and there are fewer people than needed. The player manages supplies and workshops, trying to hold out until help arrives. At night, small groups venture outside the walls to search for food, medicine, or materials. Light and time are limited, and enemy patrols force you to return earlier than you want. Inside the city, everything goes on as usual: someone is sharpening weapons, someone is preparing food, someone is treating the wounded. Errors in the distribution of labor quickly turn into famine. The siege comes in waves, and between assaults there is time for repairs and treatment. The workshops are divided according to their purpose: one makes food, the other makes weapons. Saved people give bonuses to work. Night exits are limited in time, and the light of lanterns attracts enemies. Workshops work on a rotating basis. Food is prepared from what is found. Patrols circle the walls. The walls are repaired between assaults, and water supplies are counted by the day. Each resident is busy with something, and the arrangement of people determines whether the city will survive until the morning. Night attacks are limited by time, and the light of lanterns attracts enemies. The fate of the defenders depends on how the people are placed. The workshops work until the morning, and by dawn you can see whether there are enough supplies: if not, the city loses people. Water reserves are counted by the day, and food is consumed faster than it seems. In the evening you can see if there is enough food and water. The detachment leaves the walls only with the permission of the commander, and those who return are met at the gate. For those who like intense management and inventory counting, this game is suitable.