Once upon a Village.. Set in a wholesome fairytale world, Fabledom is the ideal laid back City builder. Enjoy the growth of your settlement, trade and use diplomacy to ally or challenge your neighbors, and most importantly, find yourself a prince or princess and live happily ever after!
Welcome, your Highness! A vast land awaits your settlers and is ready to be colonized. Fabledom offers an accessible and intuitive way of playing City builders, the game is easy to pick up and play for anyone but can still offer a challenge for more experienced players thanks to its difficulty settings. Set in a strange world where Fairytales become reality, you will witness the growth of your village; follow your citizens’ lives and watch the rise and fall of your relationships with the neighboring kingdoms.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Portuguese (Brazil) |
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I played the demo and a purchase of an early access was a no-brainer. I love the game :) but there is one important thing missing....there are dog houses but no dogs. Seriously an oversight :D so cute pups would be a lovely thing to add in the future. Otherwise it's great and if you consider buying it definitely check out the demo so you can get the feel of the game :) and spread the puppy love :D maybe we can get them :)
I can highly recommend this game. It's cute if nothing else. You need a little skill to play it, which is good for my 83yr old brain, but it has all the attributes one looks for in a city adventure type building game. The buildings are well presented, farming is how it should be, the figures are unusual but fit in nicely with the background theme. Go on have your self a happy holiday and buy this game for a nice relaxing game.
Not bad, fun fairy tale gimmick. I wish it offered more variety for progression. Fabledom is a game that makes you seasonally shift labor. Turn off farms in the winter because farms don't grow in winter. Move those workers to the things that get food in the winter like bakery and fisheries. Reverse this process in the Spring. Put everyone back into agriculture. Add more people to your population in order to unlock new buildings. Progress is based on population size. WARNING: It is easy to get ahead of yourself, by allowing too many visitors to join your village. If your population demands become too great, it will lead to unemployment, starvation, etc. However, your revenue (taxes) increases with population. You can get 3 tiers of population; peasant, commoner, and noble. Peasants pay the least taxes, but can do the most labor. Commoners pay better taxes, but won't do basic jobs
Fabledom is a fairytale city-builder with adorable graphics, a sense of humor, and a deceptively relaxed gameplay loop. I love it, but only recommend it on Steam because its flaws include a game-breaking bug on every other platform. (If you're reading reviews because your fablings are dying, skip down to "Tips + Tricks" below; I've got you.) Gameplay For the most part, this is a standard city builder: You begin with a procedurally generated map and a handful of "fablings"; place roads, houses, resource gathering stations, etc.; assign workers to jobs and try to keep everyone fed, warm, and healthy. Fablings don't reproduce, but weekly visitors might want to move in. As the town's population and coffers grow, you unlock new gameplay options. It deviates from the norm by (a) giving you a "hero" who can engage in combat and/or scrounge up buffs, curses, and decor items; and (b) introduc
This is an exceptionally cute city builder with a wonderful fable theme. Within the first hour, I was pretty hooked on the immersion and mechanics of the game. It is, wonderfully cute. Pretty quickly, however, you start to notice the very thin threads the game has to offer. Along with the bulk of reviewers' playtime, I would not anticipate spending more than a day or two on this game. I was hoping that it would sit in Early Access and develop into something great, but they seem to be heading towards launch with a content-deprived game. Hopefully this review can be amended with significant future updates.
this game started out amazing. so much fun. but then when you get to the nobles part of the game, theres a bug that causes all your villagers to start starving to death and theres no way to stop it or fix it. and the devs announced a final patch without it being fixed. you cannot finish the game with this bug. absolutely ruined a good game. would not recommend at all.
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