Dawn of Terror developer Crate Entertainment is working on a new game, Farthest Frontiers, a medieval city-building simulation game in which players lead a group of settlers to build new towns in the wilderness. There are 14 raw materials, 17 food and 10 food crops, as well as 50 different types of upgradeable buildings. The map at the beginning of each game is random, and the game will depict the lives of the inhabitants in real time.
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Of course, players will also face the threat of barbarians and infectious diseases, dysentery, cholera, tetanus, rabies and plague, etc. are certainly unpleasant, but you can adjust the difficulty of the game, whether to choose a quiet experience or challenge yourself, it is up to you.
In Farthest Frontiers, players will feel the realism of survival on the border and will need to protect and guide other citizens. Build towns in the wilderness and rely on hunting, fishing, and farming to gather food and survive. Trade by crafting handicrafts, and in order to counter external threats, it is necessary to upgrade weapons and equipment to prepare for battle.
The Farthest Frontier Steam Early Access edition will be released later this year, with the official version expected to be released in 4-8 months. The official said: "It depends on how much we feel we need to change or add to the game, and we will release the official version after it is completed." ”
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