High Strategy: Urukon

If you enjoyed High Strategy: Urukon, you might enjoy our newest game: Beasts of Fortune, which is out today.Beasts of Fortune is a roaming warband roguelike. You play as a band of mercenaries roaming an open world. Combat happens in an autobattler style. While traveling, you have to deal with terrain, weather, and regional conditions. Oh, and lots of enemies.Somewhat uniquely, possible units are procedurally generated each game. So you couldn't fall into a meta rut even if you wanted to.The game gets harder over time, and you have to keep up. But the game will never force a goal or quest on you: everything is optional, and you always have the freedom to do something else.

Happy holidays! If you liked High Strategy: Urukon, you might also like our new game, Desolation Tycoon. A free demo is available. The final release date is January 14. Desolation Tycoon is a traveling merchant game set in a different, original post-apocalyptic world. Some important features: Travel, trade, and defend your cargo from dangers. Improve your skills through usage. Find and explore places that are worth plundering. Build relationships with city notables, and co-operate with them on various schemes. Rebuild a persistent world across multiple lifetimes. Make trade-offs in encounters that are purely decision-driven, and avoid grindy minigames. Enjoy a high-information user interface that doesn't ask you to remember things unnecessarily. Have a look!

Infiltrate discount may no longer exceed 90%. This additionally fixes a bug that was causing crashes when trying to capture a city with a 100% discount. Prosperity now decays more at higher values. Fixed a problem that was causing the Steam screenshot button to do nothing.

Added a "Large Print" mode that increases the size of resource icons and small text. Available under Settings. Fixed a bug that permitted the populations of some cities to go negative (including automatic repair for existing affected save games). Rebalanced blood drinker and wilderness raids: less likely to target small cities, reduced population loss, increases damage to prosperity.