Black Forest

Black Forest immerses players in a medieval kingdom rife with challenges. In the eponymous forest, surrounded by menacing embraces, a village faces constant challenges: lack of resources, diseases, and nightly attacks by stray animals. This mixture of resource management, strategy, and survival mechanics is the core of the game.In this crucible, players control villagers, each of whom has unique abilities, inclinations and needs. It is necessary to maintain a balance between the production and consumption of vital resources - food, wood, stone and iron. The development of the village depends on the construction and improvement of vital structures: dwellings, arable land, forges, barricades and strongholds. The village is cyclical: the inhabitants work in the rays of the sun and seek respite at nightfall. However, as dusk falls, danger increases, forcing the use of weapons, traps and spells to protect the settlement. The Black Forest tapestry is woven from an intricate web of cause and effect, and each choice becomes a thread of the tapestry with far-reaching consequences. In Black Forest, many conclusions unfold depending on how the village will behave and interact with the mysterious forest. Moral compasses swing, allowing players to be kind or ruthless in their dealings with villagers and the forest.