Vikings: Build a VIllage

Buildings that get damaged stop working until you repair them with resources. If a structure is completely destroyed, you'll need to rebuild it from scratch, so it's wise to keep a buffer of materials on hand.

Yes, your population cap rises when you construct additional houses. Upgrading existing homes also adds to the limit, so you can grow your workforce as your settlement expands.

Stone comes mostly from mining nodes scattered around your territory, and you can also gather it from rocky outcrops. As you upgrade your workshop, you'll gather stone more efficiently from the same nodes.

The game runs in real time, but you can usually pause the action by opening the menu or settings. Use that break to plan your next move and decide where to allocate villagers next.

If you lose all your fighters, your villagers will scramble to defend as best they can, but you'll likely lose some buildings and resources. After the raid, retrain new warriors and consider building a stronger barracks to shorten training time.

Yes, defensive structures like walls and watchtowers absorb damage and give your warriors an advantage. Placing them along likely attack paths can mean the difference between a minor setback and a serious loss.