Settletopia is a fantasy colony simulation game with multiplayer support. Develop a small settlement into a thriving multi-settlement civilization that spans the world.

🏡 Build and Expand Your Civilization

Begin with a humble village and transform it into a thriving civilization. Manage multiple settlements, establish transportation routes, and lead your people through prosperity and danger.

• Construct buildings, develop infrastructure, and sustain your growing population.

• Manage multiple settlements across vast regions, specializing in different industries.

• Set up caravans to connect your cities, transport resources. Keep your civilization thriving and supplied.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Singleplayer or Multiplayer

Settletopia is not just a single-player game. For the first time in this genre, full multiplayer support lets you shape history with friends or rivals.

• Co-op — One civilization can be managed by multiple players. Create role play where different players are responsible for different responsibilities.

• PvP — Compete by building separate civilizations. Form alliances, wage wars, and vie for survival and prosperity in an evolving world.

• Game Master — Take control of the entire world. Introduce custom challenges, and guide players through stories crafted by your imagination.

🌍 A Vast, Persistent World

Settletopia features a massive, open world with diverse biomes — from lush meadows to scorching deserts and frozen tundras. Each biome offers unique challenges and resources, requiring exploration and strategic expansion.

• Explore and settle in different regions, each with unique resources and dangers.

• Establish specialized outposts to gather location-specific materials and fuel expansion.

• Day night cycle which affects the environment and creatures.

• The world is alive and persistent — world creatures are simulated and can be chased down, they don’t disappear, enemies don’t appear from nowhere, but are part of the simulated world.

• Migration is always an option — when faced with insurmountable danger, flee, relocate and start anew.

🧬 A Living Population

Your citizens are more than just workers — they grow, learn, and adapt based on their experiences.

• Skills Shape Society — Every action builds expertise. Citizens improve in farming, crafting, combat, and more, making them more efficient over time.

• Equipment & Clothing Matter — Provide proper tools, clothing, and weapons to keep them productive and safe. Fighters need armor and well-maintained weapons to survive.

• Complex Needs & Emotions — Hunger, comfort, safety, and social interactions affect morale and efficiency. Neglect can lead to unhappiness, inefficiency.

• A Dynamic World — Creatures react to their surroundings — crowded homes, food scarcity, comfort, or constant danger all impact their well-being.

⚔️ Train Armies and Defend Your Civilization

Survival isn’t guaranteed — monsters, raiders, and rival civilizations pose a constant threat.

• Strategic Warfare — Train soldiers, fortify cities, and prepare for battles.

• Tactical Defense — Set up outposts and early warning systems to detect danger before it strikes.

• Logistics Win Wars — Weapons, armor, and supply chains determine the strength of your armies.

• A Persistent World — Enemies don’t simply vanish; fleeing foes can be tracked across the world, and so can you.

🛤️ Establish Resource Transportation Networks

A thriving civilization requires careful planning and logistics.

• Build caravans to transport resources between settlements.

• Develop specialized cities — some focused on agriculture, others on industry, logistics, or military strength.

• Strategically establish resource outposts in key locations to harvest rare materials essential for your civilization.

🛠 Micro, Macro Management

Settletopia is designed to give you control over an entire civilization without drowning you in micromanagement.

• A strategic balance between detailed control and automation — focus on the big picture while the game handles routine tasks based on your instructions.

• Prioritize what matters — the game tries to help you to focus on the key decisions instead of repetitive micro-tasks.