Single-player medieval strategy · Coming soon to Steam
Found a village. Lay it out street by street. Hold it.
A hero, four families and one wagon. The town you build is the town you defend, and when your lord dies, his heir inherits the village, the routes, the wars and the grudges.
You arrive with no land and no king. The rest is what you put on the ground, and nobody waits for you: the other Houses build, trade, march and marry while your back is turned.
I Found
You start on a road with one wagon of timber, stone, food and tools, and you choose where your village goes. The square appears wherever you found it; your people eat, keep warm and wear what the village makes, and winter collects the difference.
II Build
A house only goes up beside a street, so the first thing you draw is a street out of the square. Then come the houses, the well, the woodcutter and the fields you drag out to the size the land allows. Where you put each thing matters, and the ghost tells you why before you click.
III Trade
No road, no trade. Build one to your neighbour, section by section, see the cost and the days before you pay, then open a route and let your merchant buy cheap and sell dear on his own. A village with no salt pays ten times what the city pays.
IV Fight
Twelve seconds to place your troops, then the enemy advances. Box-select, attack-move, queue orders with Shift, put a regiment in column to march or in a circle to hold off cavalry. A blow to the flank does more; to the rear, more still.
V Siege
The siege is fought inside the real town: the ram strikes the gate its lord put there, the engines breach the wall he raised, and the garrison answers from the towers he built. Your walls will be tested the same way.
VI Rule the House
Marry into the House whose border you want, swear fealty to a king or claim a throne. Bring iron and charcoal to a smithy and put a weapon together piece by piece. Then die: the eldest adult son takes the House, then the spouse, then a younger relative.
Three lands, three ways to build, dress and fight. The screenshots below are the game, in development.
Timber and pale stone on the fertile plains
The Valani raise plank halls and palisades on the river plains, with wheat down to the bank. Steady spearmen and heavy cavalry under the white tower.
Dark stone and snow among the pines
The Corvines live between stone and forest, in the north where the snow comes early. Granite towers, shield walls, axes and forest archers under the white raven.
Rammed earth and sun in the dry lands
The Murthans raise rammed-earth fortresses in the dry lands, where water is worth gold. Swift horsemen and desert archers under the gold sun.
The game running, in development. Click to enlarge; use the arrow keys to move on.
Found a village, lay it out street by street, and defend it in battles and sieges fought inside the towns you built.
Who we are, what we are making, how we work, and what comes next on the road to the game's store page.
Brasa's next release: a medieval strategy game where the town you build is the town you defend.
It's what helps the game most right now. One click, and Steam lets you know when the demo and the game come out.
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Developer
A small independent studio from Brazil. Everything we make today goes into one game, made in the open: every screenshot and every clip comes out of the game as it is.
Publisher
Brasa Interactive will publish Age of Medieval, bringing to Steam the game where the siege happens inside the town you built.
