A hero who lives above your taskbar.

A medieval kingdom in a strip of your screen

Keepwatch lives right above the Windows taskbar. You command a single hero, but not directly: they wander, work, grow and fight incoming enemies on their own. Your job is to grow the camp, make the gear and skill decisions, and step in at the moments that matter.

By day the hero gathers wood, stone and iron and builds up the camp. When night falls, enemy waves march in and the hero fights them automatically. What decides the outcome is your preparation: the armor you forged, the weapon you risked upgrading, and the path you carved through the skill tree.

• Never steals focus. The whole game runs in a thin strip above the taskbar while you work.
• Five buildings, ten tiers each. House, Ironsmith, Kitchen, Workshop and Vault.
• Upgrades with real risk. Past a third of an item's cap it can fail; past half it can burn. A pity counter adds +7% per failure.
• Three tiers, ten cultures. Read the enemy's silhouette, not a health bar.
• Skill tree, offline progress, expeditions. The camp keeps working while the game is closed.