What games let me like, build up? Its hard to explain what kind

Explain further.

>>378375297
I have no fucking idea what you're asking for.

>>378375297
Mario 64 lets you build up speed for 12 hours.

>>378375385

It's hard to explain, to use the games I mentioned in the OP. Stardew Valley enticed me cos I'm creating a farm and stuff. M&B because you raise an army and conquer the land, Kenshi lets you do some stuff similar to M&B and build your own town. I kinda want something to work towards if you get me?

>>378375589
So you just want to like develop something? Do you actually want to build shit, or do you want to like grow in power?

Have you tried the forest or don't starve? Those are more survival than stardew, but if you thought stardew was too boring the survival shit may make it more exciting for you since you're on a time table.

>>378376663
Yeah sort of, Factorio is tempted to play too but I did a second playthrough a couple of weeks ago so I want something fresh. I tried The Forest but I want something more long term and a bit grander. Don't really like the look of Don't Starve, thanks anyway dude

How about Crusader Kings II? Starting with some minor noble in some podunk county and aiming to raise your dynasty up to a king or an emperor is always a fun process, full of twists and turns and a feeling of advancement.

>>378377178
I have the vanilla game but It isn't very eventful. I might install it and give it another go though, was more hoping for something new and fresh if you get me

Strait up building? Cities Skylines.

But I think you want something with RPG aspects but also progression? A tough one. Maybe Terraria (esp with mods), or warlords battlecry 3?

Actually WBC3 is awesome. Anybody want to play? Let's start new characters and do this. Brb going to tpb to download

>>378377732
Terraria is actually cool with this. You start up with a total wimp who has problems killing small slimes, moves slowly, has problems traversing terrain, and mines slowly as fuck, but in the end you are just zipping around the terrain at insane speeds, drilling like an industrial mining machine and killing enemies with all sorts of flashy and deadly shit. It's rare to see games where the difference between the start and endgame is so massive.

>>378377732
>>378378945

Yeah Terraria is pretty fun, all I have left to do on that is kill the Cthulhu boss. The first time I played it the people I played with treated it like Minecraft and I was so bored, was pretty surprised how fun it is when you play "properly"

>>378379115
>"properly"
Honestly I like building stuff, but I like exploring. I really like blowing gigantic holes all the way down to hell with dynamite haha

>>378375297
You might like the anno series, but you might find it too boring. You go from a crappy little port to an empire with various warships and a massive economy.

>>378379590
I've tried the series in the past and it isn't really for me sadly

>>378375297
Gothic I and II

Animal Crossing if you're committed to making an A E S T H E T I C village

>>378380831

I've been really tempted to pick that up again but it isn't much of a timesink. It's more of an hour a day kinda game