- Townsfolk is the latest upcoming edition of compact studies
- He sees how you move away from their catalog in favor of the murky, gloomy strategy Roguelike
- Keep the faith of the population, challenge natural obstacles and ensure the tithe
People from Short Circuit Studios have produced some really intriguing editions over the years, because Toybox Toyina Tiny Trains, Tiny City or Small Connections. But now they take a darker, more retro gals with the upcoming release of Roguelike Strategy-Builder Townsfolk, which is to come on April 3.
In Townsfolk, you play the leader of the expedition sent to colonize modern lands by the Crown. Your job? Just making sure that your people will survive and develop, expanding the resources of your colony and ensuring that food, gold, faith and production are in green.
Of course, these are not all the sun and the rainbow in this uncontrollable and unexplored land, and God forbids you to forget to pay your tithe to the crown. You need to deal with wild animals, unpredictable disasters and key moral dilemmas to maintain colony stability.
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Townsfolk is quite a departure for compact -circuit studies. Earlier I would put their production in the peculiar and twee category, but it looks like they are trying to develop a little. Townsfolk has a much darker aesthetics and a seemingly sharper curve to fight, and considering that he is sitting in the subspecies Roguelike, you must undoubtedly learn to fail.
Townsfolk has many modes so that you can enjoy whether the Rogulite campaign itself, the skirmish mode to test your enthusiasm in various challenges or mysterious challenges to present some really disturbing obstacles.
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