Does somebody know the European Steam price?
Ran through the tutorials, I love the aesthetic of the game and it seems remarkably in depth for a title made by one person. The trading system is cool, lots of micromanagement for people who like that sort of thing, and this definitely seems like it'll scratch that city building game itch, with a survivalist twist.
Some screenshots;
Is there a demo?
I'm intrigued by this but don't want to buy it if it's going to run like shit on my laptop.
Ran through the tutorials, I love the aesthetic of the game and it seems remarkably in depth for a title made by one person. The trading system is cool, lots of micromanagement for people who like that sort of thing, and this definitely seems like it'll scratch that city building game itch, with a survivalist twist.
Some screenshots;
Nothing has been confirmed yet, although I suspect it'll be cheaper to buy straight from the developer and get a Steam key from there. Exchange rate to pounds is fairly decent right now.
Playing the Banished Tutorial now, seems to be a winner mechanics wise, but I havent seen yet how the progress works in a normal game and I am a bit concerned it might be a tad too similar for each playthrough and might not offer enough variation to go into a "just try building a different city"-style either. I am not surprised every YT video is so positive about it, but I think this game might show some sizeable weakness when replaying it.
There is no level-style progression and I am not sure how fun its going to play retrying a new city layout, but I am sure I'll enjoy my first city.
I really wish the game had different challenges, like "not many trees/stones"/"civilians slower because they are sick" or whatever.
Nice, it's the new version of Bootaay Bay! Still my favorite Minecraft location on Neocraft by the way Bootay...
Yeah, I was worried that once you had the 'formula' of building a successful settlement perfected, there wouldn't be much challenge. That being said, the achievements seem like they could add some replay value, some of them being awarded for surviving in harsh environments, some for gearing your city toward mass-producing certain goods, or simply for keeping your citizens happy and healthy. Seems like there's just the standard and mountainous environments so far, but it would be cool to see more map-types with their own unique challenges added in later on.
So far so good. Lumber seems to be especially important initially, since its needed both for your initial building and firewood. Expand too fast and you'll freeze to death etc etc.
How rigid is that 'can only collect food from old growth forests' restriction? I am trying to keep a lot of pristine forest around my settlement for gatherers and cut lumber elsewhere. Am not sure how long it takes for forests you've planted to become 'old growth'.
Guess I will figure it out in time. There is certainly plenty of time to much around with things in this game!
I was just about to ask if that worked or not. Now I might as well wait another 2 or 3 hours.What the hell, I entered my key on Steam but it says the game's not out yet so I can't download it.
What the hell, I entered my key on Steam but it says the game's not out yet so I can't download it.
I was just about to ask if that worked or not. Now I might as well wait another 2 or 3 hours.
I don't need a DRM-free version so I'll go with whichever is cheaper.
They should both be the same price iirc
Ah ok thanks.It will be released in 2 - 3 hours.
Steam doesn't allow you download it until it's officially released on the store.
20$ on the website, 20 on steam.
Well into year 6 and nothing bad has happened, yet. I've had someone die during child birth too, but its been my only casualty. Can a herbalist or something help prevent that, or is it just a random occurrence?
Maybe a doctor can prevent it?
It may just be a random, unstoppable thing though. Thanks to people being interchangeable it doesn't really matter though.
Question: do I need to buy something else first before I can have animals in my Pasture? I build it and it simply doesn't work. I can't select any animal to have it there and when I assign job to it the person who's supposed to do it is marked as person without job. The heck?
Question: do I need to buy something else first before I can have animals in my Pasture? I build it and it simply doesn't work. I can't select any animal to have it there and when I assign job to it the person who's supposed to do it is marked as person without job. The heck?
Ooof. Forgot about the 1-1 conversion rate.
Anyway I know I shouldn't be buying this in account of the semester and the work load and such but I dunno if I'll be able to help it :/
Death by childbirth seems to be a random thing so far... nothing can seem to completely stop it.
Speaking of which, I finally got to play this for like an hour (after waiting for 3 hours for a 100 MB file to download, my internet was pretty slow). My first impression was that this was going to be probably as tough as SimCity 4, there is so much stuff to micromanage. It's also difficult to have an aesthetically pleasing town and still be very efficient. I might redo my town tomorrow because I am not liking its look. LOL
Wish I could play some more, but I'm practically tired (exams the entire day, plus editing side job). I don't have anything going for the particular week aside from my editing job (which I'm almost done with), so might as well hit the sack and just continue playing tomorrow.
Is this an official release or early access? Sorry if I missed it somewhere, I just skimmed over lunch.
It's the official release, there wasn't an early access period.
Bought my copy, now I'm just waiting to get out of work and rush home...