Rising high: The Constructs land in Elvenar
The city will be partially differently structured, due to the flying islands the Constructs live on. In the chapter of the Constructs, you won’t be building the islands yourself, but you’ll rather prepare special landing spots for the floating islands, so they can land in your city safely. This time there’s no settlement street needed, so you can put any island next to each other as long as at least one of those ones touches the main island. Every island will produce way more resources with every other island it touches.
Each island needs small Constructs called worker units to produce a special energy called Elvenarin, used commonly by the Constructs. By using it, the worker units can produce 4 different kinds of nutrition to make the islands grow: Air Filters, Rain Jellyfish, Electric Shocks and Protein Bars. That nutrition can also be processed into Humanium and Elvarium, the mysterious resources players will need to research new technologies in the Research Tree.
Learn more about the Constructs in this video by our Game Designer Timon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8s9ZF5l4lM
About Elvenar
Elvenar (www.elvenar.com) is a city-building Strategy-MMO set in a fantasy world. Tasked with creating a flourishing city, players can choose between Elves or Humans. This choice affects the appearance of the cities and their inhabitants, as well as the available technologies and units. The elves live in the midst of magical creatures in harmony with nature, while humans are ambitious builders and engineers. Between managing resources, leveling up buildings and unlocking new perks, players should also pay attention to the multiplayer-map if they want to find valuable relics. Yet, players might have to fight numerous fantastic creatures for them. Since its release in April 2015, Elvenar has been receiving continuous content updates, and as a cross-platform title, players can switch between browser, iOS, and Android devices at any time.
About InnoGames
InnoGames is Germany’s leading developer and publisher of mobile and online games. The company based in Hamburg is best known for Forge of Empires, Elvenar and Tribal Wars. InnoGames’ first mobile title Warlords of Aternum is a fantasy turn-based strategy game. InnoGames’ complete portfolio encompasses seven live games and several mobile titles in production. Born as a hobby, InnoGames today has a team of 400 employees from more than 30 nations who share the passion of creating unique games that players across the globe enjoy for years.