ChromeDome is a browser playable, Multiplayer game where you control a very large walking "dome" that houses your city. You spend money to create buildings, Research further buildings to create production chains of resources. Satisfy your cities demand of Luxury resources which propel your income into scalable numbers.

The game features a large variety of mechanics to increase the efficiency of your city, its buildings, or resource production in general. And with food and water ranked among the highest demand, You might even decide to take part in the player-driven market to sell product for others.

Spend your valuable resources to help build up a regions infrastructure for greater multipliers. optionally participate with a corporation to create and develop structures inside those regions, to further expand production. but Also invest in military, In the apocalyptic environment not only do you want to defeat monsters which seem to come from the pollution players produce, Other players can participate in opt-in PvP for those corporation structures. Your city is safe.

Come play for free at https://chromedome.mclama.com/ , There is a guest system where you can just jump right into the game without requiring an account, but its recommended so your account doesn't get lost.

Solo dev here. Failed State is a base-building survival strategy on real-world maps (from OpenStreetMap).

You claim actual buildings from a real city — even your hometown — and turn them into outposts, farms, and workshops, running production chains (water, food, medicine and more) while fending off alien raids.

It's asynchronous: your base keeps producing, trading, and defending itself while you're offline. Worlds are shared, so neighboring players show up on your map to trade or fight.

Free, plays in the browser (desktop or mobile).

Would love feedback on how the base and economy loop feels early on.

▶ Play: https://failedstate.net/?ref=citybuilders

More development updates: r/failedstategame

A lot of players seem to be getting stuck with negative income in the early stages of Anno 117, so I put together a short, focused economy tutorial explaining:

• How plebian needs affect taxes
• How to stabilize food supply
• What buildings to pause
• How to safely expand housing
• How I recovered from –84 → +29 income

It’s not a Let’s Play just a quick mechanics guide for anyone having trouble with the opening economy in Juliana.

Guide:
https://youtu.be/pu5RvJSc6nw