Ostrivgame.com Website Review

OSTRIV is a city-building game that puts you in a role of a governor of an 18th century town to challenge your creative skills and management abilities. Dive into the story mode and decide the fate of your country, or just build your cities for fun in sandbox mode. The game is currently in development; therefore some of the described features may be not fully implemented. Ostriv aims to raise the bar of city-building experience by adding a huge amount of possibilities and removing annoying limitations. It allows for truly organic town layouts without the grid and angle restrictions on a three-dimensional landscape. The goal is to make player’s creations to become alive and believable communities where real-life problems would arise, thus making the late game a new The current alpha contains 28 basic buildings, 3 maps, advanced fa*ming with crop rotation and ploughing, organic dirt roads modeling, dynamically changing seasons, basic trading by land and some other things you would expect from a city-building game. A lot of things are yet to be done. Check out the current roadmap to see what’s planned to be added before Ostriv becomes a finished Screenshots of the current state of the game. To be updated as the development goes on. My name is Yevheniy and I came to this world to create the best city-building experience I can and some other stuff. I live in Kharkiv, Ukraine and I have been developing Ostriv alone on my spare time since 2014. Right now I’m working on the next big update – Alpha 2, which will bring a lot of new content and improved quality. You can talk to me by this email: [email protected] You get a do*nloadable DRM-free copy of the game and life-long subscription for all future updates, including a Steam key, when The current release targets Microsoft Windows OS (Windows 7 or newer), with Linux and Mac on the roadmap. You will need a multi-core processor and a POWERFUL GAMING VIDEO CARD that supports OpenGL 4.3+ to play Ostriv. GTX 770 or better is recommended. Integrated Intel