About This Game Step back into medieval times in this town-building, people simulation game!Villagers is a beautifully illustrated and richly detailed game where you build and nurture a thriving community using the people and resources around you. Success or failure depends on your ability to create a town that can grow and prosper, and overcome the harsh realities of medieval life!Gather and manage natural resources for buildings, ensure a plentiful supply of food and water to keep your villagers happy and allocate them jobs to continually improve and expand your settlement. Watch out for travelling artists who can spread illness, fierce bandits and wild animals that attack your townsfolk and extreme weather conditions that threaten their very survival!In Story Mode you follow the journey of a group of medieval settlers living through dark times filled with war and illness. Using your town building and resource management skills you must guide them through six challenging missions that introduce the different aspects of Villagers gameplay. The campaigns guide you through building your first town, trading with merchants, food and water provision, managing the emotional wellbeing of your villagers, coping will illness and defending your townsfolk from attack!You start your game on virgin lands and learn to build a community that allows your town to thrive. Happy villagers are more productive, form relationships and build homes. Couples living in houses will eventually have children who are delivered to your town by a stork! As these offspring grow up, they themselves become workers and help to support the growing town. Adults grow old and weak and eventually die, so you can follow the life of your villagers from birth to death.Villagers is a lighthearted yet challenging town-building simulation game that will provide hours of engaging fun – are you up to the challenge?Includes a Free Play mode with unlimited hours of fun across 6 varied maps with full access to all 27 buildings from the game. Key Features:•2 modes of play; Story Mode and FreePlay•Engaging and humorous storyline that illustrates medieval life•27 beautifully designed buildings to construct•16 illustrated and colourful characters•16 professions with their own clothing sets•Sophisticated AI that influences happiness, relationships, families and duties•Challenging missions; trade with merchants, manage livestock; control food and water supplies, produce and sell crops....•Unlimited fun in FreePlay mode with over 6 maps to explore 6d5b4406ea Title: VillagersGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:bumblebee.Publisher:Avanquest Software Publishing LtdRelease Date: 25 Mar, 2016 Villagers Download Low Mb Sent a beta copy and didn't play the game until recently, bit of idletime I think.Attached 2 missions without commentary below first impressions if you need a visual.Not played much yet (3hr~) but I've enjoyed it. Few downsides like some dodgy animations and campaign being on the shorter side (6missions). Most time spent will be refining towns in freeplay mode. Maps are a little on the small side, perhaps not progressed enough. Presented well overall with a clean functional UI and soundtrack I didn't feel like muting. Plays a bit like banished crossed with settlers. Feel the price is about right due to current content and lack of multiplayer but if you're tight on funds and buying for missions, it may be worth waiting. Runs on unity so performance is decent, only scales to 1080p (firstworldproblems). Toggles for dof/AA/AF/AO and the standard low-fantastic options, see no reason why it won't run on low spec systems. Might update my thoughts after more game time, we'll see.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDL76ZTvJrchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTvtWMDqJRc. Update April 3rd:All of the bugs I mentioned in the original review were patched this week. I played the same map and got a bit further along and glad to see the progress so soon. I'll leave the original post to leave for display of the progression VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWell I skipped to free play because the story was too much reading. Built town hall. Built fishing dock. Built forester hut. Built stone quarry. Built warehouse. Built farm and field with veggies. Built barn and bought 6 chickens and 4 pigs. Bunch of baby making and children. 2 villagers die of natural causes. Animals kill one. Raiders steal me stone.Farm produces 200 veggies....FARMERS NEVER HARVEST.Food is at 10.Fisherman dies. I dont see this right away, and food goes to 3. Hovers there. A field full of fresh veggies and the farmers wont pick them. Warehouse guy doesn't do anything but pick up logs. Families die, and the homeless families never move into the empty houses.They just chill at the townhall and hate life. Overall I rate this at 4/10 EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING out of WTF.Artwork is good in the game... Thats about it. I enjoyed the game for about 10 minutes, the rest of the time Im bugging out about all the bugs. Its a new game, thats cool... just hit steam... just got outta beta. But I just paid 16 bucks and I got bored and frustrated after 10 minutes. I don't recommend it yet... maybe I'll change that after some updates. Banished is a better buy at 20 bucks if you havent tried it.. This game was fairly interesting. I tried out the storyline and followed through the first chapter out of curiousity. The game plays just like any other building simulator out there however I do have to give credit to how amazing the artstyle is in this game which is probably what kept me around the longest. I found myself personally not caring much for the story since some of the scenes can get very long winded but overall I still enjoyed the game a lot.I did a lets play of chapter one if anyone is curious:https://youtu.be/RmGKGLZpJSo. Final episode of the campaign:-Focused on building for the tasks,-Forgot to build a fishing jetty-Everyone died except for one family.-Began building a village from incest.. Crashes constantly in freeplay mode. If it weren't for that this would be a good game. Go with banished instead... for real.
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