Medieval Dynasty recently launched a multiplayer update where players can team up as they survive and build their village. While I didn’t get a chance to test the multiplayer, I jumped in for the first time putting in 30 hours. For those of you new to the game, here are some of the best tips …
One of the common questions I’ve seen in the SteamWorld Build community is how to get Vectron Parts. The confusion around this is due to how early the game introduces this new resource when you’re unable to gather it. Which can make this feel like a bug or wall where you can’t progress. In most …
Clicker games come in all shapes and sizes even though it can still be difficult to stand out. You have to come up with a creative theme that hooks players into that gameplay loop of watching a number go up. This is where developer David Moralejo Sánchez delivers a refreshing take via an unexpected perspective, …
As you make your way deeper into the underground of SteamWorld Build you’ll eventually run into aggressive creatures. While your Guards can deal with most of them, they’ll sometimes need a little help. This is the case for learning how to get rid of creep.
The best tool every city builder should have is a way to move buildings and fortunately, SteamWorld Build has one. There’s nothing more frustrating than accidentally placing a building that’s off by just one little tile.
Quest Giver reverses the typical RPG setup by having you play the role of an NPC giving quests. As you experience different scenarios, you’ll have to manage your heroes and properly assign them quests. If you misstep, you may lead them to their death and inevitably, get fired.
Prepare for SteamWorld Build by checking out the 10 best tips and tricks I’ve put together to help get you started. I’ve avoided getting too detailed on certain topics to avoid spoilers because nobody wants that. And don’t worry, there’s still plenty of useful information.
SteamWorld Build is a city builder unlike many other games in the franchise and has a leveling system that revolves around milestones. Once you reach a milestone, your city essentially levels up and new buildings then become available most of the time. This often leads to new Steambot needs as well as completely new industries …
The SteamWorld developers show time and time again that they can pull off any genre they attempt. I’ll never stop being surprised by their ability to excel across each one. SteamWorld Build is another great example of how well they continue to develop their universe but this time as a city builder.
Stronghold fans looking for a return to the classic are in for a good time with the Stronghold: Definitive Edition. Between the nostalgia, new content, and graphic overhaul, it’s easily the best way to play the original. And if you’re new to the franchise, it’s a cheap price for a large chunk of RTS content.