13th-century Anatolia... Establish a small encampment in the fertile lands of Söğüt and lead the Kayı tribe from a principality to a vast Sanjak! Lord of Anatolia is a 3D colony management and city-building game inspired by Turkish-Islamic history. Set up your tent, employ your villagers, establish your production chain, expand your borders, and advance towards unifying Anatolia. KEY FEATURES - Rise from Encampment to Sanjak: Encampment → Village → Town → Principality → Sanjak. Each level brings new buildings, new opportunities, and new responsibilities. - Manage your villagers: Each villager has health, energy, food, thirst, and morale. Assign them to professions such as lumberjacks, farmers, miners, craftsmen, and gatherers; apprentice villagers eventually become masters. Villagers marry, have children; each has unique character traits that affect productivity and morale. - Production and Economy: Gather wood, stone, iron, food, and more; store, process, and transform them into products. Manage your stocks, keep your tribe afloat against hunger and famine. - Research Tree: Unlock advancements in Agriculture, Crafts, Military, and Science; accelerate production, make farming efficient, and strengthen your army. - Anatolian Unification: Establish diplomacy with 12 Turkic principalities, Byzantine cities, and neighboring powers on the map. Declare war, offer alliances, impose taxes, send trade caravans, or forge kinship through marriage. - Seasons, Weather, and Festivals: The cold of winter, storms, and festivals like Nardugan and Hıdrellez shape the life of your tribe. Festivals boost morale, while winter tests your provisions and resilience. - Defend Against Threats: Packs of hungry wolves, Mongol and Byzantine raids are on the horizon! Protect your villagers using your Alps, archers, and watchtowers. - Sickness and Morale: Epidemics, famine, and low morale can bring down your tribe. Set up a healer's tent, dig a well, and balance the needs of your villagers. Keep the spirit of the founding age alive: start with a small tent, rule wisely, protect your people, and engrave your name in Anatolia. Now establish your tribe, become the Lord of Anatolia!