
Agecraft is a historical strategy and city-building sim. Build your settlement, develop the economy, take care of your people, and guide your civilization through the ages, from the Stone Age to the future.
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Agecraft is a historical city-builder where you grow a settlement through the ages of civilization.
Start with a small settlement and develop it across changing eras, each bringing new buildings, production methods, and challenges. As your city expands, its layout, economy, and identity evolve with time.
Build beyond a single village and shape a larger region around your city.
Place new districts, connect production, and turn open land into a growing, working territory. Every expansion changes how your settlement functions and how efficiently it grows.
Every building needs the right location.
Distance to resources, storage, housing, and production affects logistics, efficiency, and growth. Good planning strengthens your economy. Poor planning creates bottlenecks.
Progress through history and unlock new ways to develop your settlement.
Each age introduces new buildings, industries, and production chains, changing how your city grows and what it needs to thrive.
Build a settlement across multiple historical ages
Expand city growth across a larger region
Plan around physical logistics and resource transport
Construct buildings step by step with visible progress
Manage a population with work, movement, and basic needs
Adapt your city to new ages, industries, and production chains
Agecraft is crafted with love for strategy games.
Add it to your wishlist, follow development updates, and join the community helping shape the game from day one.
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