dotAGE

- Released
- 2023
- Developer
- Michele Pirovano
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Genres
- Indie, Simulation, Strategy
- Tags
- Simulation, Strategy, Indie, Card & Board, Resource Management, Turn-Based, Survival, Comedy
Village elder, help us! The Apocalypse is approaching, and we need your guidance to survive. Assign your workers and build a thriving village against the pending doom.
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