Fabledom

Bom dms.

20 hours of play. I completed all the quests in the kingdom (the last one, as it turned out, was not completed due to a bug - I changed the language to English and everything worked). I have a fairly stable economy (now I not only sell weapons, but now I drink wine to all the surrounding kingdoms). All residents are well-fed, unemployment is zero, taxes are paid regularly with a surplus, all ratings are top notch. [h2]ADVANTAGES:[/h2] In general, the game is fun, so light and non-binding, with simple mechanics of the interaction of socio-economic elements. It's a very cool visual. You see every resident, what they do, where they take their groceries. These are not just some nouname units, this game focuses on them. Cool love interests. [h2]DISADVANTAGES:[/h2] 1) The funny thing is that sometimes unemployment is more profitable for the budget than full-time employment. It seems to me that the mechanism is broken after all, it shouldn't be like this. 2) It is difficult to manage resources. I would like to have an influence on where residents should place a particular resource in the first place. 3) The game was advertised as a kingdom building simulator with a bunch of random fabulous events. As a result, there wasn't much of this entertainment. It's even a shame: there's only one event in each open area. And they are also executed at the touch of a button. [h2]SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT:[/h2] 1) I would like to see units of the royal family that would just walk somewhere near the castle, perhaps open some festivals, cut scenes, etc. 2) I would like to see more detailed mechanics of interaction with resources: for example, to set a resource priority for each building. 3) It would be great to expand the fabulous events. First, increase their number. Secondly, instead of a single interaction window, make an interactive dialog box with an entire root. So that the result depends on the player's choice (like sims 3 maybe?). Now the situation is like this: you either fight a cyclops and he gives you a pendant, or you spend greatness and he gives you a positive effect. It's boring: at the end of the game, I didn't even read the introductory information (it was a stone golem i guess), and just chose the option that suits me. I would like something more intriguing. Maybe even quests in several stages. [u]In general, the game has super potential, and if it is improved, it will be one of the best strategy games in a fairy tale theme.[/u]