Post management type, preferably historical games. Here is one I got yesterday and been playing since

just talk about your game, dude. it's ok.

Its not mine. I just sorted by release date on steam cause why not. But I do like it so yes, I do a bit of philanthropic promotion.
I like the premise, I dont think I have seen any other game you play as a medieval peasant (and actually stay one, not become a warrior). Its got a fair bit of depth and its somewhat challenging to survive. I really like this sort of management games. So I would also genuinely like any reccomendations for alike stuff. The only other farming manager I know is this but its pretty short https://3rdworldfarmer.org/

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Okay after playing for a bit I'm honestly having fun but as one can expect from a literally who indie "studio" the UX and UI are atrocious. It's only really through the tutorial that you can somewhat glean what things mean and that's fed to you piecemeal over your first 2 years.

In addition, so many things are hidden and badly shown. I want to buy milk. How long will the milk last? Who knows! There's a bar there in the market under the milk but it's just a bar. You'd need to buy the milk and check your inventory to figure out how much time until the milk spoils (under a month usually). Now milk is somewhat obvious pre-refrigeration but such is the case for every good in the game. Or what if I want to feast? I need a certain amount of food obviously or I can't hold it. I have above 5 bread in one stack, above 5 vegetables in one stack but wait, while I have well enough beer it's split across multiple stacks so that each one individually doesn't rise above 5 units of beer so I can't hold the feast. Too bad even though I have well enough beer on the whole. Just small things like that.

Then there's the actual bugs. Come election time it says I need 100 renown to be nominated. But I can be so anyway and if I win I get the renown reward. It might be the case that the renown cost only comes into play if you lose the election but it most certainly feels broken. That said these types of bugs seem few.

On the whole, it is fun and I am enjoying it. Of the systems that work I'd only say I'd want is a clearer more automated socialisation system as there's no way to set it for constant interactions and I forgot about it quite a lot especially once I got married but everything else is good.