Very charming passion project with lovely animations and production chains. Still rough around the edges, especially AI and Unit pathing/collision and some labeling errors. I see it having potential and would keep an eye on future updates.

A lovely, chilling game with atmospheric and detailed 2d animations, a traditional retro visual style and a surprisingly coherent vibe and feel. It's basically a slow-paced building game with competitive aspects only becoming active in late-mid game; the pace is similar to the classic Settlers.

There are still a lot of rough edges and unpolished details, but the game is playable in sandbox and is also enjoyable in multiplayer (up to 6 players), with the possibility to play against the developer and make him rage quit, dubbed as "an unfortunate de-sync event". The whole gaming experience is surprisingly coherent compared to what you'd expect from a game that just barely entered EA.

I found it before it came to Steam and while I'm not fond of trying things in EA in general, I feel comfortable about this game. Being essentially a one-man show, the dev's attitude is crucial, and in this case he is active and responsive on the game's discord channel, is self-critical of development bugs, accepts constructive criticism without bullshitting and tries to address player-reported critical issues on short schedule. He is also eager to provide help or explain his game concept, basically acting like you'd ideally expect from someone working on his passion project.

its cute but as the other review about the pathfinding been horrible its true. I did like the training mission and when I wanted to move my troops some moved. some just got stuck and the formation was totaly broken with a few militia here and there.

but it looks like a nice game once the Pathfinding is figured out and the game is closer to finish

Only played a bit but immediately reminds me of Knights and Merchants with some modern tweaks. Very promising and the art and music complement the relaxing game play.

Inspired by old time classic The Settlers 4 plus Knights & Merchants , this game brings back great memories.

I enjoyed my time spent building my little town which involves resource gathering and production chains.

The aesthetic of pixalated graphics is welcomed along with an amazing soundtrack.
Its in early access therefore i await for more features, more production chains to be added in the future.
Diplomacy needs some work.

You can also do multiplayer skirmiches.

Overall great game, i urge you give it a go.

If you enjoyed Settlers series you will like this one too.

Gameplay video below:
https://youtu.be/whpFJKln26Q

Probably was not entirely ready to be released yet, but still very lovely. Future updates should fix and smooth out the most obvious problems because they seem easily fixable.

It's definitely really early in early access but very promising at the same time.
So far it seems like a clone of Knights and Merchants with some tweaks (much quicker building and production, better control of military units during battle, better controls overall) and magic but without the awesome Czech dubbing of KaM.
I love Knights and Merchants and I like this game so far (of course except for the lack of dubbing) and will definitely love it too as long as it eventually fully develops (be it a year or several).

OMG it's Knights and Merchants! I played that game for agesss when i was younger. This one feels easier though at the start or I became less of an idiot. Regardless it's cool and should get more attention.

Dev: some advice put your game more on sale regularly (2weeks per sale) not becuase full price is not worth it even if you do 20% off all the times! Still will bring you more traffic, and people and this game deserves that.

Here is a video with more gameplay and some narration: https://youtu.be/2Sjqdq3NFlk

If you're a fan of strategy games with a touch of fantasy, you should definitely consider giving Lords of Solgrond a try. This game combines elements of real time strategy and city building, and includes some unique features as well. The animations are impresive, and the gameplay systems are inspired by the early middle ages, with additional magical and fantastical elements.

Before you start playing, you'll get to choose your character and school of magic. Each character has various attributes that can affect your gameplay experience, and each school of magic has its own theme and associated spells.

As you progress through the game, you'll need to manage your economy and ensure that your people have what they need to thrive. This includes food, housing, and other neccesities. You can even upgrade your houses to increase income and hygeine, but be aware that they'll also require more needs and luxuries like furniture and decorations.

Lords of Solgrond has a lot of potential, with features like a campaign and online multiplayer promised by the developers. Overall, it's a game that strategy fans won't want to miss.

This game has mechanics from Knights and Merchants, the settlers III and IV, Stronghold and Sierra games. It's still really rough but all implementations are beautiful and the project is admirable. Well worth the price, i'll wait for the development.