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Welcome to NationCraft! --------------------------HOW TO PLAY---------------------------Click on the player to change skins. Hover over a nation to fine out its name. Walk into a nation to collect it. Use the arrow button / WASD to move. Use the Inventory button to toggle the inventory. Press the "add nation to crafting interface" button to open the crafting interface. Type in two or more nations you would like to craft together. Press the "Craft Nations" button and done! I hope you enjoy! Everything is made by me!
UPDATE LOG: Alpha v1: Game created. Added England, Netherlands, Scotland and Great Britain. Alpha v1.2: Added France, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and Belgium. Alpha v1.2.5: Added Saxony, Brittany, Germany, Ireland, Wales, Hanover and Friesland. Fixed a bug. Alpha v1.3: (Spanish Update) Added Republican Spain, Nationalist Spain and Spain. V1.0: Game shared. (Iberian Update) Added Catalonia, Andorra and Portugal. V1.1: Added Poland, Prussia, Russia, Rhine Confederacy and European Union V1.2: (Germanic Update) Added German Empire, Alsace-Lorraine, Alsace, Holy Roman Empire, Switzerland, Austria, Habsburg Monarchy and Austria-Hungary. V1.3: (Nordic Update) Added Norway, Sweden, Scania, Iceland, Finland, Denmark, Kalmar Union, Karelia, Karelo-Finnish SSR, Aland Islands and Faroe Islands. V1.3.5: Forgot to add Norway into the game. (oops) V1.3.9: (Mobile Update) Added mobile controls. V1.3.9.5: Added the Show/Hide inventory button. V1.4: Fixed the mobile glitch. Added a list of crafting recipes. V1.5: (American Update 1) Added United States, Iroquois, Mexico, New York, Central America, Guatemala, Canada, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Gran Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador and Quebec. Re-added mobile controls and the ability to change skins. V1.6: (Texture Update) Reworked the entire crafting system's code. Fixed a lot of colors, gave some emblems a redesign and fixed Texas's costume. Added some country skins.
