By the gods Demo

This is a god game that I have been working on for the better part of 5 years and have had to port to a different engine. It is now in a state that I would call playable for the most part but please bear in mind the game is very much barebones at the moment. This game is going to get bigger, much bigger, I will be doing a mount and blade style monetisation scheme where early adopters really do get a better deal I think that's the best way to handle early access. When you buy this game, you own it for life and I will be heavily discounting it early on.

The current itch project you see is just the demo file and will always remain free, I plan on being able to let players play a full skirmish style island of the game to get a feel for the game and check their computers will run it. Feedback on this project will of course help me out a huge amount.

Please Note, I would call this alpha now, it is playable but extremely unfinished and contains visual bugs as well as minor gameplay bugs, here's a list of issues I've already taken note of:

. Rare bug involving the villagers not building on a new village when blueprints are already placed, seems to be able to be fixed by changing the population limit

. Water shader wave foam detects terrain underneath, I need to fix the mesh to get rid of this 

. Influence sphere flickers, possible z fighting issue, will be exploring different methods of visually displaying the influence as the versions change

. Throwing needs refinement, very early stage code, will definitely change this, a bit borked

. Various position offset and rotation issues with buildings and villagers, will receive ongoing tweaking

. Camera is no clip, this is deliberate for testing purposes, will be refined in later versions

. Visuals for stockpiles are borked, the code is functional but the animation needs work

. Villager animations are borked and their tools aren't properly keyframed yet

. Minor keymapping bug? Can just set it again if there is a problem

I hope you enjoy giving it a try, I will have a look at Itch's blog system and see if it's worth posting stuff up here, periodic updates may well be a good idea and I can at least post my development roadmap and planned business model.

Finally, I have a rumble channel, this is where I post most of my work and I have other things I do that I upload as well so please feel free to check it out.

https://rumble.com/c/c-3028168