Itty-Bitty Italian City | HistoriCity: Florence (Italian City Builder - Demo)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- HistoriCity: Florence is a game that sends us back in time to help with the repair of the Italian city of Florence after it had been ravaged by the Black Death.
It turns out that we're not repairing the city itself but rather we're building a little settlement nearby in order to support Florence's repair efforts. We begin with very little, just a house, some wheat, some wood and a builder's yard, but soon enough we're building more homes, roads, woodcutters and the like.
We also get to build some very wonderful, very Italian things. There are some nice plazas, a few vineyards and even an olive grove or two! Of course we have the basics too, like wheat farms and a bakery, just to keep things ticking over.
As our settlement grows we gain the ability to build more things and soon we have wine, olive oil, mutton and even statues to go into our plazas! The happier the people are the better their homes are but can we get some super-fancy apartments?
NOTE: This is the demo version of the game.
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Welcome to HistoriCity: Florence - a compelling historical, mission-based citybuilder that transports you to the captivating world of Renaissance Florence in the aftermath of the devastating Black Plague.
You are entrusted with the monumental task of reconstructing and revitalizing the iconic city of Florence during its golden age. As a visionary city planner, you will embark on a journey to transform this plague-ravaged Italian city into a masterpiece of architecture and culture.
Classic Citybuilder Gameplay
Immerse yourself in the time-tested and beloved citybuilder experience. Manage resources, expand your city, construct buildings, plan infrastructure, and balance the needs of your populace in the tradition of the classic citybuilding genre.
Challenging Missions
Encounter famous (and infamous) personalities and experience pivotal events from history, each offering distinctive challenges that will put your management and strategic skills to the ultimate test. Navigate intricate scenarios and witness the impact of your decisions on Florence's destiny.
Economic Simulation
Assign workers, establish industries, develop trade, and implement smart economic policies to rebuild Florence's prosperity. Manage budgets and taxes, wisely allocate resources, and optimize production chains to ensure the city's financial stability and growth.
Legendary Artists
Engage with famous painters, sculptures, and architects like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli to commission breathtaking works of art that will adorn your city's streets, squares, and structures, elevating its cultural prestige.
Pandemic Response
Master the art of plague management to protect your citizens during outbreaks. Set up quarantine zones, deploy medical teams, and distribute essential supplies to contain and mitigate the spread of disease.
Religious Fervour
Witness the impact of faith on the cultural and societal aspects of your city as you construct awe-inspiring cathedrals, chapels, and religious institutions. Engage with religious leaders to influence your city's moral compass and address the spiritual needs of your diverse population.
Historic Landmarks
Restore and reconstruct iconic landmarks like the Florence Cathedral, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Ponte Vecchio to their former glory. Watch history come alive as you recreate the city's most celebrated structures.
Technological Advancements
Stay at the forefront of Renaissance innovation by unlocking new technologies and advancements. Innovate with early urban planning techniques, agricultural improvements, engineering marvels, and cultural breakthroughs that shaped the course of history.
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For the woodcutters, I was thinking, since the forests regrow. You could have 2 fully built, then move your workers out of one to the other, and just transfer them around as needed.
Yeah, I think that's the best way to do it. Also, all those upgrades wouldn't go wasted.
Yes, Penge's Logic sometimes confounds me.
Plus he kept putting the woodcutters on the edge of the trees so wasnt getting a lot of the trees, should have put the building in the middle of the forest 🌳
This and Citadelum a few days ago just makes me think about Pharaoh, the ancient Egypt city builder they re-released not too long ago. I played that game so so much as a kid
Yes. And Caesar 1-3
This has perked me intrest. Looks promising
Irl, "building" a field is a good amount of work: clearing trees/shrubs/stones, constructing fences, etc. The only difference I think is that usually it's termed "clearing" a field
The farms could have been upgraded so they can grow loads of food
The starvation is really frustrating. When you ran out of food, sure, that was fine, that made sense. But later on you've got huge amounts of food and water sitting around, yet people are dropping left and right from starvation and dehydration. How? Why?
It's because he made a lot of festivals.
Geekin before the weekend lol😂😂😂😂
The weekend seems like a looooong way away...
Really liked your layout this time around. 👍 I did think you were playing quite impatiently and missed out on the Lore you usually make up. Ps. Any more supermarket viideos?
I finished recording this at a ludicrously late hour, I think getting on for 1am, so I was becoming a little impatient at the speed of it, I won't lie! The crash didn't help.
And Supermarket Simulator broke, the save file got corrupted somehow so I put it to bed. I think it was time for that one to end, we can look back on it and reminisce. We always had Christmas Jumper Guy...
Nice
I do try.
@@TheGeekCupboardAbsolutely. I tried out Citadelum based on your video, quite excited for it especially given the publisher having done that military camp game.
I enjoyed Citadelum, I thought it played quite well. Some games feel like a struggle or like they're lacking but Citadelum seemed quite engaging throughout.
Ayy yo🎉
Ayy yo right back at you? 💖
Seems like it would be easier to have two logging camps and only work one at a time. But the game seems unfinished anyway, a lot of these mechanics seem annoying
been playing for 26 hrs of historcity florence with a potato laptop i say its good but having 2hr timelimit is worth the time its like a speedrun to complete all the missions
If there's a 2 hour time limit how did you play 26 hours?! Witchcraft!
You could have upgraded the farms! Then the fields can be three wide. You also could have built the tax office to collect monies.
You kept building the wood cutters on the edge of the forests so wasnt getting the full amount of wood from the forests hence they kept running out, you should have put them in the middle of the trees 🌲
It would make sense but you can't build on top of trees! You have to build them at the very edge and then upgrade them a bit to increase their range. As a few people have said, I should have just had two and swapped the workforce between them rather than rebuilding them over and over again.
Stop whining and build 2 or 3 freaking logging sites and rotate between them.
In hindsight that would have been the better option, yes!