Waterworks! is card-based, with the player using a series of cards in order to grow Grudziądz's water management system. As the game progresses, the water systems built become more complicated.[3][4] The growing complexity of water systems the player must build correspond to those of the actual city of Grudziądz, which had to improve its waterworks as its population grew.[1]
Developmentedit
Waterworks! was initially conceived by Waclaw Kulczykowski of the University of Gdańsk, who was developing a thesis on the water systems of Grudziadz. The game took about a year to develop.[2] After release, a patch was released that fixed numerous bugs relating to the storage of resources.[3]
Receptionedit
Waterworks! was positively received by critics. PC Gamer, in their review of the game, described it as "a superbly designed resource-management strategy game", and praised its card mechanics.[4]
Referencesedit
^ abGrzybowska, Natalia (July 23, 2020). "Waterworks! A fruitful cooperation between the archaeologist and the programmer. Manage medieval waterworks in 16 bit". Gdańsk Nazsemiasto (in Polish). Retrieved August 18, 2020.
^ ab"Waterworks! - a game about the former water supply system of Grudziądz". Poland In. July 20, 2020. Retrieved August 19, 2020.
^ abSayles, Lauren (August 11, 2020). "Waterworks! is a free strategy card game that takes you back in time". PC Invasion. Retrieved August 29, 2020.
^ abBolding, Jonathan (August 9, 2020). "Here's a great free strategy game about medieval water supplies". PC Gamer. Retrieved August 20, 2020.
waterworks, card, based, strategy, video, game, developed, mateusz, sokalszczuk, also, known, online, name, scriptwelder, operation, with, university, gdańsk, funded, polish, ministry, science, higher, education, which, focuses, managing, water, systems, polis. Waterworks is a card based strategy video game developed by Mateusz Sokalszczuk also known by his online name Scriptwelder in co operation with the University of Gdansk and funded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education which focuses on managing the water systems of the Polish city of Grudziadz during the Middle Ages 1 2 Waterworks Developer s Mateusz SokalszczukPublisher s Armor GamesPlatform s Windows macOSGenre s CMSMode s Single player Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Development 3 Reception 4 ReferencesGameplay editWaterworks is card based with the player using a series of cards in order to grow Grudziadz s water management system As the game progresses the water systems built become more complicated 3 4 The growing complexity of water systems the player must build correspond to those of the actual city of Grudziadz which had to improve its waterworks as its population grew 1 Development editWaterworks was initially conceived by Waclaw Kulczykowski of the University of Gdansk who was developing a thesis on the water systems of Grudziadz The game took about a year to develop 2 After release a patch was released that fixed numerous bugs relating to the storage of resources 3 Reception editWaterworks was positively received by critics PC Gamer in their review of the game described it as a superbly designed resource management strategy game and praised its card mechanics 4 References edit a b Grzybowska Natalia July 23 2020 Waterworks A fruitful cooperation between the archaeologist and the programmer Manage medieval waterworks in 16 bit Gdansk Nazsemiasto in Polish Retrieved August 18 2020 a b Waterworks a game about the former water supply system of Grudziadz Poland In July 20 2020 Retrieved August 19 2020 a b Sayles Lauren August 11 2020 Waterworks is a free strategy card game that takes you back in time PC Invasion Retrieved August 29 2020 a b Bolding Jonathan August 9 2020 Here s a great free strategy game about medieval water supplies PC Gamer Retrieved August 20 2020 nbsp This card game based video game article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Waterworks amp oldid 1215139880, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
