Nusantara Rising Web game

Nusantara Rising is an online city-building game that takes place in Indonesia at the 15th century, which at that time it was known as Nusantara, as mentioned in the book of Negarakertagama. And this century is a time where kingdoms on Indonesia reached their peak of glory, thus we call this game "Nusantara Rising".

Players will assume the role as local Adipati, lord of small and undeveloped village. They are required to develop this village in order to survive on this era by building farmlands, mines, infrastructural buildings, balancing the productions and needs, recruit troops and etc.

Features:

• Redefining city building game. We are trying to bring simple yet fun game to play without having to burden our players with the complexity of usual city-building game.
• Set in Exotic lands called Nusantara, forge your own village from stratch, watch it grows, and turn it into busy bustling city.
• Expand your lands further by establishing another villages or conquer them using your military powers.
• Dozens of buildings at your disposal to help you in developing your village, supporting your populations, troops, as well as your allies.
• Research and train unique troops to strengthen your lands, as well as to claim others.
• Play alone in Singleplayer campaign mode where the story of Majapahit Kingdom, Sunda Kingdom, and Aceh Sultanate unfolds,
• Or test your strenght in Multiplayer mode where you can compete with others in 6 players all out wars.

Release Date : TBA 2015

Note:
We're still prototyping this game, it is coded in C# using XNA Framework. All information, and etc posted here are subject to change.

Due to finite budget we have, there will be only 3 Kingdoms we're featuring : Majapahit Kingdom, Sunda Kingdom, and Aceh Sultanate. Which only Majapahit Kingdom will be covered in singleplayer campaign's base game, the other two factions will either released via DLC or Expansion Pack. There's lot more we would like to add, we're still in the middle of researching, I myself is an Indonesian but it's hella hard to find references! And as always we would like to hear your feedback and suggestions regarding our project, Thanks for reading!

-Majulah Indonesiaku!