Castle Clash

A 1v1, local co-op rts game. Manage your building synergies and upgrade your defense to destroy the opposing castle. Hop on one side of the keyboard, get a friend to hop on the other, and duke it out to victory!

The goal of the game is to increase and empower your fortress's population and outlast the opponent. To win, you either need to deplete the enemy's population, or invade and destroy their castle. To you this, you need to build a variety of towers that will defend, gather resources, add to your population, or buff your base.

On the top of the game is a timer with two phases and the current day. Each day is split in two phases, the action phase, and the build phase.

During the action phase, each player has a set amount of turns they can spend. To spend a turn you can either clear a forest tile or attack an enemy building. Clearing forest tiles is the only way to create buildable terrain, and also gives a hefty amount of wood to spend

During the build phase, each player uses their wood to build within their play area. You place the building at the top of your deck, and can discard or demolish buildings at will. Placing one of the same building on top of itself will upgrade the tower, strengthening it's ability. 

Every tower depends on others to create a balanced and powerful base, so precision and synergy is the best path to victory!

Left Side:

WASD - move cursor

Q - select tile (place building, clear forest, invade, defend, interact)

E - discard card 

R - demolish building

Right Side:

ARROW KEYS - move cursor

SHIFT - select tile (place building, clear forest, invade, defend, interact)

RETURN/ENTER - discard card 

CONTROL/OPTION - demolish building

EXTRA GAMEPLAY NOTES!

Interact (Q or SHIFT) with the castle to skip your turn during either phase

Hold interact (Q or SHIFT) on a non-interactable tower to view their stats and ability

IMPORTANT! 

I am NOT going to pay hundreds to notarize my game through apple, so you will have to open it through the settings if you want to play on Mac.

It's extremely simple, but if you still can't figure it out here's the Apple support link.