Northern Shadow wird das Spiel eines kleinen türkischen Entwicklers. Es vereint einen Städtebausimulator mit einem First-Person-Rollenspiel - Banished meets Skyrim.

Homepage: http://www.northernshadow-game.com/home.html
Steam Greenlight: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile.../?id=264849384



Northern Shadow is a first person perspective RPG where you can build and manage your own kingdom. It has both sandbox elements, and a classical RPG story.

Game starts after the great defeat of the Northern Kingdom, at the hands of an unknown enemy. Some of the survivors have traveled to distant lands in hopes of rebuilding the now fallen kingdom.

Features
Your kingdom, your people
Build and improve your own city. Communicate with other kingdoms, negotiate trade agreements and build alliances. Defend your city and your lands.

RPG systems with a skill based focus
In combat, depend on your own skills, rather than statistics on your character sheet. Use spells or weapons, you can play the game your way. Craft weapons for your use, or for your troops.

Living World
Living economy allows you to see the ripples of your own actions all around the world. Your steward will take care of your city while you are gone.

Explore
Discover worlds both above, and beneath the earth. Find precious mineral veins and other treasures.

Gameplay
You can only control your own character. Build your city by talking to your steward, or workers and selecting an appropriate lot from a miniature map. Protect your surrounding lands by ordering patrols and giving special missions to your troops. Troop effectiveness is determined by their training and weapons/armor quality.

Your cities can produce different wares, which you can trade with other kingdoms if you wish, but you have to protect your roads and provide safe environment for traders first. Wage war or form alliances with other computer controlled kingdoms as you see fit.

It is all text based (no voice overs), but has an expanding story with many arcs.
Im Sommer 2014 soll das Spiel über Early Access erhältlich sein.

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Auf dem Papier (und im Video) sieht das klasse aus, denn genau so etwas würde ich mir mal in einem Rollenspiel wünschen. Meine eigenen Städte bauen, durch die ich dann streifen kann. Allerdings klingt das auch nach sehr viel Arbeit für ein wohl eher kleines Indie-Team. Aber ich lass mich da überraschen und warte mal ab, was kommt.