

Wild West Frontier
Charles A. Edwards · Survival, Open World, RPG, Building, Open World Survival Craft
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About Wild West Frontier
Before you can make anything, you'll need to gather the raw materials. Or, if you are fortunate enough, you'll come across a lovely stash left behind by some poor unfortunate soul.CRAFTINGNow that you have the means, you can make things to improve your lot. Tools and weapons, clothing and gear to aid you in your further adventures.BUILDING
You've acquired a load of logs or a kiln and now how the means to make a little house, or are you going further and building a farm, or even a fort!
FARMING, FISHING, AND COOKING
Just started out and have nothing to eat. Find a stream and tickle some fish, or if you have the means make a cane rod, dig up some bate, and pray for a bite.You're further on in your adventures and now have a farm, plant and grow all kinds of tasty goodies: berries, potatoes, onions and carrots, and many, many more to stuff your larder or even sell if you wish.Farming produce and fish aplenty, now fire up that oven and get a cooking. You can eat plenty of things raw if you like, but if you have a fire, a pot, or even an oven, then why not make use of the many recipes and cook some wholesome grub for yourself.ADVENTURINGThe world is vast with plenty to explore, creatures to hunt and tame and people both good and bad to test your mettle as you travel throughout the land.
Wild West Frontier — game info
- Platforms
- Windows
- Player modes
- Single-player, Online PvP, LAN
- PC Game Pass
- Not included
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