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The difference is the focus of both games. DINAO strikes a balance between both and favors more complex management.
Becastled is more simplistic and heavily focusses on just defending, not attacking.
So they arent targetting the exact same audience.
I personally like both but i heavily favor Diplomacy is not an option, because of how it flows and plays.
Becastled is too static to me. Maybe its a pick for me when its more fleshed out.