Dwarven Fortress, a roguelike old-timer, released a visual version of Dwarven Fortress Premium two years ago, and the brothers Tarn Adams and Zack Adams, as developers, have been releasing major updates at a frequency of 2 or 3 years. Now the brothers have announced the launch of the "Adventure Mode" beta update to Dwarven Fortress's RPG mode, where players have tasks to do in addition to maintaining a dwarven camp.
With the continuous update of the visual "Dwarf Fortress", after refining the mouse controls, ambient sounds, character standing and other elements, the Addams brothers have finally released the "adventure mode". According to the official introduction, the "Adventure Mode" of Dwarven Fortress allows players to design and create their own characters, and roam and create a home in a randomly generated world. However, the "Adventure Mode" is still a beta feature, and players need to select the Dwarven Fortress right-click attribute in the Steam game library and select the beta experience in the beta menu.
The original "Dwarf Fortress" only had a "Stronghold Mode", and players only had 7 dwarves to build a fortress in a random map to sustain adventure and production. Now, with the addition of "Adventure Mode", players finally have a specific "goal" to progress the game through missions, which allows many players who don't know where to start in the big world to play smoothly. However, since "Dwarf Fortress" itself only supports English, the "adventure mode" is even more "difficult to start" for Chinese players.