RTS Siege Up! - Medieval War

ABUKSIGUN

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About this game

Full-featured old-school fantasy RTS. No boosters. No timers. No pay-to-win. Battles 10-20 min. Campaign of 26 missions, online PvP and PvE. Support for Wi-Fi multiplayer and modding.

Open "Community" in order to play online, create own levels or download levels made by other players! Hone your art of war, victory can't be bought!

Join our friendly indie community in Discord and socials to find friends and share your ideas with the developer! The game is available on mobile and PC.

• Medieval castles with walls of stone and wood!
• Build catapults and other warcraft to break the walls!
• Archers, melees and cavalry are ready to defend your stronghold.
• Naval battles, transport ships and fishing boats
• Capture and protect resources and strategic positions

This is an indie game in active development. Share your ideas in socials and contact me directly! All links in the main menu.

Features:
• Campaign of 26 missions with different gameplay mechanics
• Multiplayer (Wi-Fi or public servers) with spectator mode, in-game chat, reconnection support, team play with or against bots, sharing units with teammates PvP and PvE maps. Cross-play with PC and other platforms.
• In-game library of more then 4000 PvP and PvE missions made by players. Share your levels and promote among the community!
• Autosaves and replay recording system (should be enabled in settings)
• Level editor allows creating own game modes, campaign missions (with replicas, dialogs, and many triggers bringing experience close to visual scripting)
• Walls that are destroyable only with siege equipment and giving bonuses to defenders
• Battle and transport ships, fishing boats, building across the map and resource capturing
• Full support for portrait orientation on smartphones, different ways to select army, minimap, control groups, autosave system

• Cheats as an essential part of any old-school RTS game are also presented in SiegeUp! (can be disabled in settings)
• Experimental Pier-To-Pier game via internet, proved to work on iOS (see guide on official wiki)
• Experimental cross-platform modding support (see sources in official repo)

Defend and siege strongholds in the world of middle age empires and medieval warcraft!

Give commands to each unit or whole army with convenient control.
Collect resources and evolve economy in real time. Don't worry about loosing progress with a autosaving system. Play portrait or vertical orientation.
Build anywhere across the map and train melee, archers or cavalry without artificial timers.

At the initial stages of the game, you need to build an effective economy. Resources should be enough to build a planned army. Do not forget about protection. Build one or two towers at the beginning of the game.
During the attack, the army needs reinforcements. Barracks allow you to set a gathering point for warriors.

Ratings and reviews

Fantastic starting point for what will become an even greater, if not the best, RTS on mobile. Much that can be improved, but still very enjoyable as it is now once you get the hang of it. Selecting units is the biggest challenge for me, as it makes maneuvering mixed armies difficult. I understand this is a challenge in development, given that you only have tapping as the only button. Maybe a series of switches along the edge of the screen to modify what a tap does? Great work so far!

It's pretty good. Main problem is that the game freezes a lot, and usually randomly, so I have to restart every level that freezes. As a mobile rts, it feels like an extremely simplfied version of aoe2. I don't mind too much that the game is somewhat inspired, but because it feels modeled after a game played on PC, it can also be frustrating to play. Overall though, some good stuff and I'm excited for future updates.

For a free RTS mobile experience, this is really entertaining. The controls are simple to understand and the gameplay is smooth. What turns me away from it is the overwhelming difficulty spike halfway through the campaign. Your opponents seem to have a significant advantage; Whereas you struggle gaining resources and have a severe disadvantage. It really makes the experience more stressful than pleasant. But all in all, it's not bad.

What's new

- Added avatars for players (other social features work in progress)
- Multiple object editing in level editor
- Improved target selection for triggers in level editor and fixed some of triggers
- Fixed bug that allowed having unlimited population by abusing ally transport ships