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great game, pretty aesthetically pleasing, sometimes just have it running on a monitor to see how stuff evolves, lots of improvements since i first got it and it'll be great to see how it evolves.

One of these games where I would wish for a neutral option. If I see this correctly, this is a one-man project and I do not like to harm such admirable endeavors by giving them a negative review…
Simply said Fantasy Map Simulator was not for me. I love the idea and was in my youth one of those that would doodle maps and make up stories – but Fantasy Map Simulator does not have the same feeling. Full disclosure: I racked up nearly all hours by letting it run in the background…

The easiest way I can explain is, that for me it was too generic. The random generated maps all were very similar which I could live with, but the states populating them were also that: Generic. They all are populated by humans as it seems and lots of the traits (like Religion for example) are “borrowed” from the real world. It simply did not feal “fantastic” (for me). This was also true for the stories that unfolded. They did not seem epic but like ant-kingdoms fighting, rising and despairing. Personally, I found the possibilities to intervene unsatisfying – yes on can popup one’s favorites with additional armies and so on BUT they often would disperse immediately, being use elsewhere and not on that front where they were placed to overwhelm the enemy and win a decisive victory.
I finally tried a map of current day Europe someone build (kudos for that, it looks great). This was fun but it revealed tow things to me: First, the kingdoms and cultures in my eyes are not consistent enough. After current day Europe devoured itself, different empires rose, but never did one of the current states (that were there at the start) reemerge or stay relevant for a longer time. Same was true for cultures: Many new empires rose form the ashes of old but build their cultures and religions over much bigger populations and areas. For me if you have such attributes, they should play a role in empires are governed/develop and should not be like a template you can easily move around the map.

Second, and I know that sounds like going to the beach to swim and the complain that there is to much water, but: Ther is too much war in this game. I know, I know: Fighting and conflict is what makes most video games interesting… That for sure is true. And where if not in epic fantasy worlds that war rages and empires fall and… see above… However as far as I can tell in Fantasy Map Simulator nearly everyone is at war with each other nealry all of the time. And especially in Fantasy this is not true. Fantasy is (in many cases) marked by long peaceful areas and then threats of war or the outbreak thereof. So I am not saying have no wars, but that they should be fewer but with more consequences…

For all that reasons I did not find Fantasy Map Simulator satisfying as a game. It is a nice “screensaver” that can have funny results but it did not get much more interesting than that (for me).

Finally, I broke the simulator by letting it reach the 31. December 9999. Then I guess it could not make any more entries in the event logs. So the map froze, boarders staid the same but the armies kept moving, squireling over the map, occasionally fighting for eternity… poor bastards…