These Doomed Isles (tuxdb.com)

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Inspired by classic god games, survival city-builders and roguelike deck-builders, in These Doomed Isles you'll craft your deck of cards to raise islands from the sea, build settlements for your followers and keep them alive as famine threatens, forests burn and raiders loom on the horizon.

Create life from nothing. Craft a deck of cards to create land and place forests, rivers, mountains and more. Bring the world to life with powerful cards, relics and miracles.

Build settlements for your followers. Build homes for your followers, carefully manage their requirements and give them the tools they need to exploit the environment you've created.

Harvest cards to craft the deck you want. Manage the cards in your deck to ensure you can thrive (or, at the very least, survive) until the next harvest. Build your deck any way you want to find different solutions to the challenges that you'll face.

Will you survive these doomed isles? You'll face increasing challenges as natural disasters scar your land and waves of raiders and mythical sea monsters attack from beyond the horizon. Learn from your failures and try a different strategy every time that you play.

Invaders of the Isles Part 4: Inari!

We're bringing this series back, and we're going to be taking a look into all the enemies that youll encounter when you play as Icari, the Japanese god of rice cultivation and prosperity. The Inari update introduces new threats your island will encounter, including:
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Tengu

- Invulnerable in winter turns.
- In Japanese folklore, a type of mischievous supernatural being, sometimes considered the reincarnated spirit of one who was proud and arrogant in life.
- Tengu are renowned swordsmen and are said to have taught the military arts to the Minamoto hero Yoshitsune. They live in trees in mountainous areas

Tanuki

Steals an increasing amount of gold each time it attacks.
- Tanuki is the Japanese raccoon dog, a species of canid endemic to Japan.
- One of the most famous myths surrounding the tanuki is its ability to shape-shift into the form of a beautiful woman with which it plays mischievous tricks on passersby.

Itsumade

Gains +1 movement when any Itsumade takes damage.
- Itsumade is an eerie reptilian bird, legendary in Japan.
- It is said they appear in the sky at night, flying in circles and crying out 'itsumademo' which means 'until when?'
- Legend tells they appear during disasters, especially if many people are suffering or dying. Their cries of 'until when' ask how long the suffering will go unnoticed.

Akurojin-no-hi

Creates fires when moving or attacking.
- Akurojin-no-hi is a ghostly flame from the folklore of Mie Prefecture, Japan.
- Little information is known about this creature other than its basic physical characteristics and that it appears on rainy nights.

Kyuuketsuki

Gains its attack power in health when attacking friendly units.
- In Japanese folklore, vampires are not known as vampires, but the closest equivalent is a creature called "kyuuketsuki."
- This word translates to "blood-drinking demon" or "bloodsucker" in English.

You can join our Discord to chat with other players and get involved with the new Inari challenges.

We hope you have fun defending your villagers!

[ 2024-04-22 08:55:38 CET ] [Original Post]