And Rozvir fell on Day 69 after spending too much money attempting to bribe as many invaders from the 128 quadrillion-strong invading army as they thought they could afford.

I really enjoyed this! After I discovered that investing in healthcare yielded ridiculous returns on the investment (points for realism), I played wondering if numbers would overflow first, or if the "next day" button would float off the screen preventing me from continuing to the next day. On Day 39, my population reach its lowest on record (--8.2 quintillion), and my negative population refused to work, profusely regurgitating food without dying. But there was plenty of money. Then I continued to see if I would fail, or if the enemy army would become negative and what that would do. I did not live to see my negative population starve due to overproduction of food, nor to see a negative army raid my city of negative people. We ran out of money for bribes.

It was a blast

Very compelling. I definitely had to see how far I could take Rozvir before succumbing to the inevitable. If I were you, I would focus on and add a little more to that end-of-day page, fleshing out those fate cards to have more variety or maybe have some story elements that would give players something extra to look forward to at that crux point. I think the little indicators of costs and gains could all be displayed faster or even simultaneously, and I think you should help the player a bit more with the upkeep math -- much more in line with the player fantasy for the castle to fall in battle than in an accounting error. All in all, great work, this is a Jam highlight game for me :)

This is a cool management game! I love the atmosphere established by the art and music; it really feels like a last stand against insurmountable odds. The resource management feels balanced as well, with each resource is crucial to survival. The only thing I thought was missing was a summary of what happened each day with the amounts that each resource changed. Besides that, the game felt complete. Excellent work!

The game has a really good UI. It feels like a simple game with alot of interesting mechanics and things which can weave together when you get into it. It was a fun play and it feels really replayable. I do think having the End of day screen go faster or skip with a click or something would be nice to make it flow abit better.

I'm really impressed with how much you've done with the limited time! I died on day 20 after screwing up my economy on day 15, oops. But yeah, very fun and mechanically satisfying. UI looks amazing too! Great job!!!

This game was really think through. I also really liked the atmosphere and sounds.

I loved the game, leading people and balancing requirements. Story and ui also good. SFX and music are good, especially the SFX. Good job!

Very interesting game. I liked the strategic part a lot. Also the story telling was very well designed. You put a lot of thought into the choices and what they balance. Good job!

Love the feel of the game, UI was very well done (I always have problems with UI), good job!

That's an amazing amount of work with depth to the choices, reminded me of frostpunk with the time to event mechanic. The UI and backgrounds are excellent (think I spied Eilean Donan castle on the home page :D ). I'd recommend adding a tutorial, just to provide some idea of the how to play (did have a chuckle when i tried to just add one person to repopulate, that shouldn't need explained lol :D ) and a save system (clearly stuff not expected in a game jam). Really well done, excellent.

Nice concept, definitely enjoyed it! Felt pretty complete.

Poor Rozvir, having me in charge! They never stood a chance! Cool implementation of the game jam theme, felt very appropriate and exciting. Definitely the kind of game where you want to try different combinations until you find the ones that are super effective, which increases replay value greatly. Thanks for sharing, keep it up!