Noble Fates

Update: Gave it another try, still didn't like it. Things just don't make sense like it taking a full in game hour to walk back and forth from two short distance to dump a small quantity of straw into a stockpile. I am not willing to spend 35years playing this game. I wanted to like this game because it feels like there is a lot going on but it is not for me. Too slow. I also didn't like that I put wakeful (Less need for sleeping) on a guy and all they did was sleep anyway despite removing that from their schedule; Their need for sleeping was constantly high. People have said this is a better Going Medieval and while maybe there is more content here, Its far too slow going for me and somethings just feel painful. Maybe you are supposed to play on 4x speed the whole time? I don't like to play that way personally. I want everything to feel deliberate. Why does it take a guy 1hr in game hour to run 100m? Who is that slow in real life? Guy wakes up (after sleeping in a wooden bed for 6hrs only partially rested somehow) to eat berries FOR AN HOUR and only 1/4 full. Dude what!? When making a person, I really dislike all the sliders. Give me presets for colors. This isn't skyrim and…

A hidden gem of a colony sim. For me, it hits the right balance between technicality and fun. It's not as in-depth as Dwarf Fortress but surpasses Going Medieval. If you enjoy colony sims, I would give this a go!

This is a good game that has obviously been made with love. It can be a slow-burner but that's the nature of colony sims to start off with. It adds to the genre by fleshing out pawn relationship and need mechanics. It's worth getting if you enjoy colony sims and construction however it lacks some gameplay and quality of life features: QOL: * A location where reward items drop; * Prioritising areas so that pawns will attend to things in the order you want them to; * Having a planning mode, so that you can plan things out without them being constructed; * Hot keys for canceling and deconstructing builds - it's annoying that C puts you into third person mode; * Shift-clicking crafting items, so that you can order batches of 10 or 100 things to be made; *A Copy build option rather than having to go back into the menu via 'Tool' and selecting the item * A copy production que option; * The option for schedules and job priorities to be automatically copied to new pawns upon recruitment; * The ability to sort jobs by highest / lowest skilled or prioritised worker, or by name; Gameplay: * Adding horses / mounts and vehicles - not just for trading purposes (a horse with a buggy would be…

Seen this listed on a steam sale streamers utube video, saw that it was multilevel Dwarf Fortress / Rimworld type of game and thought I would give it a try. Definitely getting my moneys worth out of it, just in the middle of my first winter, after a couple of new games as I work my way through learning it, so far no bugs so is stable, and having a lot of fun. I have played hundreds of hours of primarily Dwarf fortress pre steam, and a lot of other colony/city builders starting with the original simcity back in the day, so its definitely not my first rodeo in this kind of game category I am not going to give it a detailed review as I have only played 18 hours of it, over 2-3 days, but it has got me hooked, so as far as I am concerned, I give it a big thumbs up, and suggest you give it a try.

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It's a fun and addictive game. Looking forward to 1.0 release.