Patrik Pajer After long months on board a ship, you finally step onto solid ground. The sprawling landscape will become your new home, and one that you know absolutely nothing about. With the other members of your expedition, you will establish the very first colony here and you are not sure how you will be able to find your way in an unfamiliar environment. I wish there was someone who had everything under his thumb. Fortunately, you won't find yourself in the shoes of such a terrified explorer in Dionic's Founders' Fortune. On the contrary, you will be in charge of the entire fledgling colony. The fear will be all the greater.
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Founders' Fortune is a colony manager simulator, so you are tasked with managing individual colonists properly. You will be able to choose the location of the new settlement and the abilities of its first inhabitants from pre-prepared options before each new game. Of course, you will not have complete control over how the hard-working colonists will behave afterwards. Everyone has their own personality quirks, and in addition to overseeing natural resources, you'll also have to deal with their personal crises. The game leans towards micro-management tactics as part of its concern for the residents. The various statistics and parameters can make some people dizzy. Even when building houses, the game gives you complete freedom and lets you build any unattractive looking building.
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However, in addition to worrying about the inhabitants, it is also important to constantly improve the colony. This in Founders' Fortune, as in many other strategies, provides the technology tree. With its help, you can turn one large cottage into a flourishing trading port over time. It is also worth investing in combat equipment. Aggressive goblins who regularly make war raids live on the island with your wards. Founders' Fortune simply offers a little bit of everything and is sure to appeal to demanding strategists as well as occasional players.
