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About Fantasy Kingdom Simulator

Fantasy Kingdom Simulator is a light strategy game about ruling four villages in a medieval realm. You guide their growth into cities, make decisions that affect their prosperity and deal with the consequences of poor planning. The villages manage their day-to-day affairs, while you intervene where needed; each can become independent at a population of 600.

Growing cities

Each city has farming, an economy, births and deaths, morale, and a Regent. Regents have five ratings, including Honor, Military Skill and Intelligence, to help you judge whether they are fit to lead. Cities can request temporary relief from tributes, loans to repay later or food. Some keep their promises and others do not.

You can visit cities to change their status and priorities, impose emergency taxes, give speeches to attract citizens and use other functions. You can call elections to impeach rulers who are not doing their jobs, or take a more direct approach.

Armies and Generals

Buy troops for each city to defend against attacks from beasts or other cities. You can also recruit Generals with unique abilities and send them on adventures to recover artifacts that provide cash or food for your people.

A changing realm

Each game generates a random world. A city-growth algorithm simulates changing populations, including births and deaths, while hundreds of random events, plagues and droughts can affect your realm. You build structures that influence different aspects of the kingdom and make choices at key moments through written interludes with custom options.

Rulers and heirs

City rulers can have children who inherit the crown when their parents die. Each child has separately generated stats, so an heir may have different ratings from their parent.

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