Whoever said progress was a slow process…

As promised last time, I will tell you some more details about how to proceed in time and the intricacies of the research part of the game. As said, every player starts with a Stone Age settlement he or she has to take care of. The only way to proceed further is by researching new technologies. It is a Stone Age settlement after all – that means the inhabitants of your village don’t even know how to harvest plants or ride horses, let alone how to forge advanced weaponry.

“Weapons!” is also the first thing that comes to my mind when I open the research window for the first time. I quickly find what I’ve been looking for: The first researchable military buildings! A great civilization always starts with some guys who find a stick and poke their neighbours with it. Therefore I decide to neglect minor achievements like pottery or woodwork  and my people soon invent slingshots and horseback riding! My first army is on the way!


As you can see, is the players’ choice which technologies should be researched first, with new inventions of course always building up on a number of previous ones. You can’t research winegrowing when your people didn’t learn how to sow beforehand. Research also defines you progress through the ages – you proceed to the next age when you research one of its technologies.

But soon you’ll come to the point where it gets complicated. Imagine you can finally hire a Goldsmith and then realize you need more gold that he could work with. Chances are, one of your enemies nearby sits on the only goldmine within hundreds of miles…You have but one choice. Or is it two? Next time I will tell you more about different ways to deal with situations like these…

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18 comments


  1. Jan Schuerman

    Hi i am a student game developer and i was really amused by your arts for the ingame buildings i was wondering if u would tell me how that you made them.
    Thanks for reading
    Jan

  2. Looking forward to trying this out!

  3. Demsccrstd

    Nice post, the research aspect of the game seems very promising! I really like what I see so far, keep it up!

  4. King Krak, I Play the Game

    Hmmm…do I assume correctly that Siege Weapons are not in the Stone Age tech?

  5. eu

    Is expected a Romanian server?

  6. praveen13

    please let me know about the closed beta :(

  7. Mike

    Very nice! it reminds me of age of empires

  8. foxstaff

    this game combine Civilization and Age of Empire :D

  9. Mighty

    It looks very good, but when it’s the closed beta, I wont to play this one, and keep posting

  10. aliebaba

    it looks as one of the greatest games that innogames have made :D, I certainly wanne plaaay this :D

    one question, doe you need to download something or not ?

    • King Proffs

      i agree does this game need to be downloaded didn’t see anything about that. But it looks crazy good like age of empires but has more of a time based theme like civilization which also brings you from different time periods of the human race i like it the concept of it is brilliant!

  11. Howdy just wanted to give you a brief heads up and let you know a few with the pictures aren’t loading properly. I’m not sure why but I think its a linking problem. I’ve tried it in two different web browsers and both show the same outcome.

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  13. Excellent information, sweet blog style, keep up the great work

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