Doloc Town Reaches 180,000 Lifetime Sales After Version 1.0 Launch
Doloc Town surpasses 180,000 lifetime sales after selling more than 80,000 copies during the first two weeks following its Version…
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Age of Respair is a new medieval strategy game that blends RTS and city-building elements, inspired by the original Stronghold series. Designed to immerse players in the complexities of managing a medieval kingdom, the game offers a modern take on castle construction and large-scale siege warfare, merging classic style with fresh innovations in a massive, detailed world.
With vast lands to explore and defend, you can assemble a large army while preparing for equally gigantic sieges against enemy fortresses. At the heart of Age of Respair is its siege warfare. You will build and fortify your castles, set up defenses against enemy assaults, and plan your own attacks on rival fortifications.
Success depends on efficient resource management. Gathering basic materials like wood, stone, and food is only the beginning, you’ll also need to oversee complex production chains to keep your kingdom running smoothly and supply your armies during long battles. Whether you’re managing the supply chain from farm to bakery, or ensuring the iron mine produces enough for weapon crafting, every step affects your kingdom’s strength.
For players who enjoy narrative-driven games, Age of Respair features a story campaign filled with engaging storytelling and challenging missions. You can also hone your skills in the skirmish mode by setting up battles against AI opponents before diving into the main campaign.
Age of Respair will be available on Steam.
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