Dawnfolk vs Underground

In a world of darkness, you are the ruler of a kingdom lost to shadows. On a quest to save your people, you discover Lueur—a mythical, fiery companion who will light your way. Created by solo developer Darenn Keller, Dawnfolk blends minimalist strategy, exploration, and city-building into a relaxing yet deeply rewarding experience. Decades ago, obsidian monoliths fell from the sky, bringing a creeping darkness that consumed the land. Now, with the power of Lueur, you can push back the shadows and reclaim your realm. But what kind of ruler will you be? Explore an uncharted medieval fantasy world, manage resources, build cities, and survive against many dangers. Minigames add a unique challenge to supporting your people. The better you perform, the more resources you gain—helping your community weather the darkness. Every choice matters as you explore different strategies and play styles. Grow your settlement from a handful of tents into a thriving city in less than an hour, with no need for long tutorials or complex systems. Designed to feel familiar yet fresh, the game focuses on exploration and experimentation—where discovery is part of the journey. Your choices will shape the fate of your people. Will you succeed in bringing light back to the world? Features - A Comfy Game: A strategy experience designed for relaxed play, wherever you are. - Easy to learn: No long tutorials or complex menus—jump in and start building. - Short sessions: Grow from nothing to a thriving city in under an hour. - Mixing Macro and Micro: Blend city-building with mini-games inspired by farming sims and RPGs. Earn bonus resources through skill-based challenges that break up city management. - Game Modes: Multiple ways to play, including real-time, turn-based, and adjustable difficulty. - Incentivized Discovery: Explore, experiment, and uncover systems at your own pace—the game won’t tell you everything. - Minimalist Design: Focused mechanics that deliver depth without unnecessary complexity. - Interactive Story: Your buildings shape evolving stories. Your choices determine outcomes and directly impact your city—will you rule with kindness or pragmatism?

The world has fallen. You are the last hope for those knocking at your gates. Underground is a deep bunker-management sim where every decision echoes through your food, water, power — and your people's spirits. Build compartments across three floors, take in survivors at the airlock, keep your resources in balance, and don't let the bunker go dark. What's waiting for you: • A living bunker — 40+ compartment types: generator room, farm, med bay, laboratory, armory, district map, the old metro and more. Every room works differently and demands your attention. • Resources with consequences — power, water, food, air, parts, fuel. Run out of water and newcomers will walk right past your gates. Overheat the generator and an accident is only a matter of time. • People, not numbers — every resident has skills, health, stress and relationships. Quarrels, illness, theft, panic — incidents won't wait: you have limited time to solve a problem before it gets worse. • Arrivals at the gate — survivors keep coming to the airlock. Let them in, turn them away, or send them off with rations? Your bunker's reputation decides who shows up tomorrow. • Your own path — fortress, radio contact, autonomy, science, evacuation or a return to the surface. Goals will show you where to grow next. • The metro and recon — explore the tunnels, gather loot, trade with friends and fight off threats in the corridors. • Mini-games that matter — harvest crops, repair equipment, calm a panic: quick games earn resources and change how events end. • Friends in the game — add friends, meet their survivors at your gates, exchange resources and earn bonuses for playing together. • Play at your own pace — minimize the app and time in the bunker stops. Come back and pick up right where you left off. Who this game is for: If you love Fallout Shelter, This War of Mine, or management games with personality — this one is full of "what if I try it this way?" moments. Not a five-minute arcade, but a bunker that grows with you. Download. Open the airlock. Decide who gets in first.