Sloboda vs Peripatos

In this game you will lead the newly formed settlement in the lands of Loca Deserta. This is a rural hostile environment located between lands of Sich and Crimea. Economy At the very beginning you have some resources that you have to invest into developing economy. Such as: building Mill, Mines, Stables. The economy is quite sophisticated. For example, to get a cossack (army unit), you have to get 1 horse, 1 firearm, gold and food. To get 1 firearm you need iron, wood and powder. To get iron you need food. To get food you need grains…you get the idea. Maps The game has two hand crafted maps: Outer map and the big Map of Sich Lands. On the outer map you can find different events, such as helping merchants, getting fur from hunting bears or even finding treasures. Keep an eye on the map each season change. Battles When your Sloboda becomes large, you will start getting more events that require large armies. You will also start using scouts to track the tartar forces and destroy them. Cossacks are trained at Shooting Range. You can train free worker to become a cossack. You cannot make him a worker after that. Each cossack requires some resources, so it is better to have a stable economy. Synchronization between devices In the main menu you can open Sync view. Provide some key that you can remember and hit Upload. The game is saved to the central server. Now open this game on another device, go to Sync view and enter your private key. Your game will be restored on this device. Pay attention to have only one game with auto sync on!

Peripatos is a quiet walking game where philosophy is not retold — it is lived with your hands. An evening road out of Athens, a cave of fire and shadows, a sacred trireme repaired plank by plank, sand you draw knowledge upon, the reins of two horses, a ring that makes you invisible, a cell on the night before dawn, the assembly hill where applause writes the speech, a scribe's workshop, a barrel under the noon of Corinth, a river you cannot step into twice, a garden outside the walls of Athens, the steppe and a wanderer's bag, a mountain pass and a caravan, a cave above the sea and pages carried away by the waves, a stone and a mountain. Sixteen stations in two volumes — antiquity and Ukraine: a scroll of time from 500 BC to our own days. Eight philosophers — Plato, Diogenes, Heraclitus, Epicurus, Skovoroda, Franko, Vyshensky, Camus. No points, no timers, no victories: the world explains nothing and never draws conclusions for you. It asks its questions — of your hands, not your head. Your path leaves a trace: the map lights up with small fires, and the scroll of memory keeps the answers you gave the world. Five stations are open from the start; the rest is a single purchase, yours for good. Available in English and Ukrainian. No ads, no data collection.