Games like Pixel Survivors

"Life is Feudal: Forest Village" is a medieval village-building simulation game. Players must manage resources, build and maintain structures, and guide villagers in order to ensure the survival and growth of their settlement. The game features a realistic environment, with natural disasters, weather, and resource management adding to the challenge. Players can explore the vast game world, interact with NPCs, and engage in various activities to ensure the prosperity of their village.

"The Universim" is a god-game simulation where players oversee a developing civilization across time. Manage resources, research technology, and handle natural disasters to guide your civilization to prosperity. Experience a living, breathing world with dynamic AI and simulated ecosystems. However, keep in mind that ultimate power may lead to the downfall of your civilizations if misused.

"Foundation" is a medieval city-building game that allows you to create organic, gridless cities. Focusing on resource management, monument construction, and organic development, you'll manage your population, extract resources, establish trade routes, and build monuments as you grow your settlement. Face narrative events and quests while constructing your prosperous city in this laid-back simulation experience.

"Settlement Survival" is a survival city-builder game where you lead your people to a new settlement, providing shelter, food, and protection while managing well-being, happiness, education, and employment. Shape your settlement layout near resources, build housing, recruit Mayors, and prepare for seasonal disasters and environmental threats. Attract residents from foreign cities and create a thriving, prosperous community.

"Rise to Ruins" is a godlike village simulator that combines elements from classic real-time strategy and resource management games, with twists of tower defense and survival. The objective is to manage a village, defend against monsters at night, and expand during the day, with the knowledge that failure is common, but provides learning opportunities.

"Rise to Ruins" is a godlike village simulator that combines elements of real-time strategy, tower defense, and survival games. The objective is to build and manage a village, facing brutal survival conditions and learning from each failure to improve in subsequent attempts. The game offers three modes: Survival, Sandbox, and Peaceful, with Survival being the intended experience.

"Land of the Vikings" is fun settlement management game where you chop trees, farm, mine, and fish to survive harsh winters and expand your village. Each villager has unique characteristics, making them better suited to certain tasks than others. The game also features unpredictable weather events and natural disasters that you'll need to prepare for to keep your settlement thriving. As your settlement grows, you can welcome new Vikings to join and start families, strengthening your lineage and community.

"Endzone: A World Apart" is a post-apocalyptic survival city-builder game set 150 years after a global ecological disaster. As a leader, you must build a settlement on the hostile surface, manage resources and infrastructure, and ensure the survival of your elevated population in a harsh, radioactive environment with dynamic weather and radiation simulated environments.

"Flotsam" is a survival simulation game set in a post-apocalyptic world where players manage a floating village made of debris. Scavenge for resources, adapt to the changing environment, and discover remnants of the old world while ensuring the survival of your community. The game offers a unique and immersive experience, challenging players to create sustainable habitats on the unforgiving sea.

"Buoyancy is a single-player strategy game set in an ocean world, where you build and manage a floating city. Construct various buildings for resource production and population management, and keep your villagers happy and healthy. Explore the ocean to exploit resources and move your city for production boosts, as you manage a growing population and expanding city."