Seeds of Resilience

If you like slow strategy games where every decision has consequences, this one is worth your time. You start on an uninhabited island with almost nothing and gradually turn a few huts into a working settlement. The mood is calm, but nature here doesn't forgive mistakes. What hooks you: - At first, your time goes to figuring out which resources suit which buildings and balancing how much you take from the forest and the sea. - Turn-based play lets you plan each day at your own pace: finish your tasks, hit "End Turn", and see what changed. - The island reacts to what you do, so the same strategy can play out differently depending on how you manage it. - Progress runs from stone axes to workshops powered by a water wheel, with every step grounded in real medieval techniques. After payment, your Seeds of Resilience Global key appears right on the order page on the site, and you can enter it in Steam to activate the game. Build a new village from scratch Build a village on a deserted island, and prepare for merciless natural disasters! Learn to choose the right items, understand nature's patterns, use real medieval construction and craft techniques in this turn-based management game. Features - Turn based: Take all the time you need to plan your actions. When you're done, click the end turn button and start a new day. - Detailed building construction: Choose natural resources according to their properties. Use them to craft the materials needed to assemble a building. - Realistic medieval construction and craft techniques. Everything could be made in real life the same way. - Observe the environment response to human activity. Maybe you should avoid fishing everyday at the same spot or cut down the whole forest. - Survive in a harsh environment where storms and other natural disasters occur way too often. Harvest, craft, build Build your civilization step-by-step: From stone axes and stick shelters to waterwheel powered mechanized workshops! All with realistic technologies and constructions. Inspired by real medieval techniques We made extensive research about medieval construction and craftsmanship, as well as survival techniques. We simplified and balanced data to fit the game’s needs, while remaining consistent with how things work in real life. To learn more, read our survival guides illustrated with the work of archaeological designer Francesco Corni.