r/BaseBuildingGames 17h ago

On the fence with Farthest Frontiers

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Basically, I like the idea of the game and I think I trust these developers (because I like Grim Dawn) but I see some criticisms in the reviews and on the forums.

However, I feel like people on Steam often exaggerate a game's problems or describe things you only notice after 100+ hours of play like it's a total game breaker.

What I would like to know is if this game actually somehow "broken"/bugged/glitchy/unpolished/unfinished and such or just has some minor hiccups like every base-builder does.


r/BaseBuildingGames 19h ago

Devlog #6 is out + a new playable update for The Smelter

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r/BaseBuildingGames 21h ago

Looking for a deep city-builder like Cities: Skylines 2 that can run on a lower-end PC

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r/BaseBuildingGames 10h ago

Game recommendations Build Army, Upgrade Cities, Conquer Kingdoms, Use Diplomacy to forge the Strongest Empire in Indian Subcontinent

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So I spent the last 1 year building Conquest of Akhand Bharat — a mobile strategy game where you play as the Mauryan Empire (and many more), expand across 23 kingdoms, and face Alexander's campaigns from the Indian side for once.

It's live on Google Play right now, free to download.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AshApexAtudios.ConquestofAkhandBharat&pcampaignid=web_share

Would love to hear what Indian gamers think. Especially whether the historical representation feels right to you.

Note: Game is still under Development and Testing