Back in 2014, a little indie game called Banished was released to the world. The first real survival strategy title, Banished was a brutally punishing experience about building a little village out of nothing, and it stands to this day as a prime example of indie strategy done right. Now, three years later, a new take on village survival comes in the shape of Kingdoms and Castles, and it’s a doozy.
As an easy-to-handle entry to the city building scene, it's hard to fault Kingdoms and Castles too much.
Looking for a city building RTS combined with simulation and resource management? Kingdoms and Castles looks to be just that on Xbox.
So, you're finally burnt out on Littlewood, the sleeper indie hit of the year. You've already poured a hundred hours into Animal Crossing: New Horizons during quarantine and the Tom Nook-shaped hole in your life can only be filled by another virtual town to manage. Fear not! These ten indie games will hit the spot and really make you feel like a Littlewood.
I remember when those Ooblet people made fun of gamers. Play Graveyard Keeper instead.
