Elysia: City Builder
Birol Aksu · Games
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Elysia 1.2: fixes for the islands - Naxos: Stairs are now in the Build menu (Build > Roads > Stairs). In 1.1 they were missing, so no street could climb from the shore to the terraces. - Roads can now be removed: choose Demolish, tap a road tile, then tap Demolish again. - A quick pinch or two-finger pan no longer opens the building under your fingers. - When you drag to place a building, it follows the preview from the first touch. - Cisterns show how much rain they hold, and say why a dry one sends no water. - Omens name the beast that is coming. - On each island its own buildings come first in the Build menu, and the Strait's lessons open the right shelf. - The upkeep warning now waits until a palace stands. - In cities founded in 1.1 or later, markets restock from the nearest store. Three goals ask a little less: food after the flood in Demeter's Flood, the treasury in the Naxos departure charter, and food in A Crowded Harbour on random islands. - Opening a building glides the camera to it; with Reduce Motion on it still jumps. - With Play statistics on, Elysia now also sends short error codes (never the error text), so problems can be found and fixed. - Less drawing work for coastlines and crowds, and smaller fixes. Your cities from 1.1 load as they are.
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Nothing here moves by magic. Build a living Greek island city where every necessity travels on foot. Lay roads, raise homes, feed neighbourhoods, and watch named walkers carry water, grain, pottery, and more from one link of your supply chain to the next. Every street layout has consequences. A broken route stops a real delivery. A labour shortage leaves a workshop quiet. Clear city notices show what failed, why it failed, and what you can change. As your settlement grows from tents into a dense civic and sacred centre, the gods turn city planning into myth. Earn favour through sanctuaries and festivals, call heroes, trade across the Aegean, and defend the city when legendary beasts arrive. Play the complete Bay of Elysia founding mission free, with no timer or interruption. After victory, keep building that city for as long as you like. The one-time unlock opens The Long Summer, a larger challenge in your existing city, and the voyage on to three more islands with six more episodes: the vine terraces of Naxos, the floods of Lerna and the two shores of the Strait. Your founding city is preserved. Random islands, free for everyone, offer open-ended building with your choice of size and goal. Elysia is designed for touch and for focused sessions, while preserving the interlocking systems of a complete strategy game. - Walker-driven roads and supply chains - Evolving housing and visible production needs - A campaign across four islands: Elysia, Naxos, Lerna and the Strait - Greek gods, heroes, festivals, trade, and mythic threats - A painted miniature island made for landscape play - English, German and Turkish text; English and German voices - Offline single-player play with local saves and manual city export One purchase unlocks the full base game. There are no ads, energy meters, consumable purchases, resource packs, daily chores, or paid shortcuts.
What's new · 1.2.0
Elysia 1.2: fixes for the islands - Naxos: Stairs are now in the Build menu (Build > Roads > Stairs). In 1.1 they were missing, so no street could climb from the shore to the terraces. - Roads can now be removed: choose Demolish, tap a road tile, then tap Demolish again. - A quick pinch or two-finger pan no longer opens the building under your fingers. - When you drag to place a building, it follows the preview from the first touch. - Cisterns show how much rain they hold, and say why a dry one sends no water. - Omens name the beast that is coming. - On each island its own buildings come first in the Build menu, and the Strait's lessons open the right shelf. - The upkeep warning now waits until a palace stands. - In cities founded in 1.1 or later, markets restock from the nearest store. Three goals ask a little less: food after the flood in Demeter's Flood, the treasury in the Naxos departure charter, and food in A Crowded Harbour on random islands. - Opening a building glides the camera to it; with Reduce Motion on it still jumps. - With Play statistics on, Elysia now also sends short error codes (never the error text), so problems can be found and fixed. - Less drawing work for coastlines and crowds, and smaller fixes. Your cities from 1.1 load as they are.
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