Ice, Fire, Сodfish and Sheeps by BloodJohn
Ancient Iceland: survival economy
You're the head of the Viking village.
Catch fish to feed people.
Mow hay to feed sheep in winter.
Kill a few sheep if there is not enough hay or fish.
Sheep provide wool, which need for cloth.
Shear more wool!
You're the head of the Viking village.
Catch fish to feed people.
Mow hay to feed sheep in winter.
Kill a few sheep if there is not enough hay or fish.
Sheep provide wool, which need for cloth.
Shear more wool!
I think I need some more instructions (on where to click, etc).
When i got it the game got to easy.
But i think that this is okay. Because the game lives from its atmossphere. Thanks!
The art is amazing though the information regarding loss of wool, food and sheep is a bit too little making it hard to create a logical playthrough.
Cool idea and nice sound! :)
I didn't understand very well how I was to survive...
summer: 2 wool, rest fish. winter: If first day, sacrifice 11 sheep. Put the rest into fish.
With this strategy you will never lose. The art though is nice, but like I said, the game is fundamentally broken.
Great art and sfx (make atmosphere! it's nice :))
I think you are already know what can be better in your games, so we are waiting for update! Make it more perfect !
Good job man
This game looks really interesting, though - reminds me of King of Dragon Pass. Bookmarking for later.
@AODQ I noticed there is a way to get more felt each season up to a point, w/o sacrificing all your sheep. Each sheep eats 1 hay per day, People eat 1 fish/meat per day. so it's best to fish almost to the max(24) and then use the rest of your clicks for hay, sacrifice a few sheep each year. Get fat felt, become viking god.
You can see me play it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKVInTUDXVo
All Vikings starve to death twice, before I found what there is fishing...)
Anyway game is interesting)
I'm wondering how to make extra screens are spring and autumn.
I think the game would benefit from being more "readable". Maybe a visual representation of the goods other than numbers. While the art ist nice (though somewhat static), i think the screens could be more structured, so the player knows where to interact.
Keep it up!
Very nice it turned out review. Good compilation.