The Bonfire 2 Uncharted Shores

FredBear Games Ltd

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About this game

The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores is an award-winning survival city building simulation game and a sequel to the highly popular The Bonfire: Forsaken Lands.

Offline play is available once ads are removed via in-app purchase

*Language Supported: English, French, Vietnamese, Finnish, Spanish, Italian, Russian, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai


Awards Won:
🏆 Pocket Gamer Best New Strategy Games of 2020
🏆 Pocket Gamer Gold Award, 2020 – 4.5/5 Rating
🏆 Pocket Gamer Connects, 2020 – Winner The Big Indie Pitch #2 Mobile Edition
🏆 Tokyo Game Show, 2019 – Indie Game Area Official Selection
🏆 Gamescom, 2020 – Indie Booth Arena Online Official Selection
🏆 Google Play, 2024 – Editor's Choice

Design your city, manage resources as well as your workers, each with unique personalities.

Explore a procedurally generated world map with ships to find free cities to trade and mysterious dungeons to explore. However, keep in mind to place your buildings carefully as the positioning of these buildings can be vital to manage certain resources and affects gameplay.

Above all, as your survival depends on it, build a powerful settlement (city building) and gain magical artifacts to defeat an ancient evil.


Game Features:
❰ BUILD ❱
It's City Building. The game allows you to build, craft, gather resources during the day. You have the freedom to design your city layouts. But, the placement of the buildings can be vital and affects the outcome of your settlement.

❰ SURVIVE ❱
It's Survival! When the night falls, defend your village from random monsters like wolves, chupacabra, spiders, and Tribal enemies.

❰ EXPLORE ❱
A randomly generated world map awaits you to explore with your ships. Discover new cities to trade with or face with random encounters for loot.

❰ PROCEDURAL CHARACTERS ❱
Every villager is unique. Each has stats such as strength, agility, intelligence as well as personalize skills and traits.

❰ DUNGEON MODE ❱
Explore the dungeon to obtain rare resources. Once you explore deep enough, you will uncover the mystery of the Bonfire.

❰ CHARACTER PROGRESSION ❱
You can level up and build each villager as you'd like as found in most RPG games. Moreover, players will have the ability to craft weapons and armors and equip them to their units.


Sequel to the award-winning game The Bonfire: Forsaken Lands, The Bonfire: Uncharted Shores expands on every aspect of the original and brings greater depth. Design your city, manage resources chains and workers with unique personalities, explore procedurally generated world map in ships, trade with free cities, and discover mysterious dungeons. Build a powerful city and gain magical artifacts to defeat an ancient evil.


Support:
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Ratings and reviews

The game has bugs and problems but cool design. You cant click on buildings for some reason, like the carpenter for example. You can see the worker sitting wt the carpenters building but you cant click on it to produce anything, the other buildings do the same thing. Also when charachters level up it just shows you an arrow on the map but you cant click on that character so you have to go through the log of people and guess which one it is.

Very good game, but it's not a 5-star game yet. The reason is the weird gray flickering screen, which makes my game stop completely, then crashes whenever I touch the screen. This is a very massive issue since it's stops me completely from playing the game. Would give 5-stars once it's fixed.

The game is dumber than the first one, its a square piece of land and creatures run out of the trees that are next to the mountain. I feel like a larger area with some space could help. The game feels cheap like the first one too so Im not going to play it through since #1 was only 3 hours of actual gameplay. The animations are really poor in this game and the characters move in an odd way, sometimes they dont even turn in the direction they are going. The building aspect looks pretty bad also.