Farthest Frontier

Farthest Frontier is a strategy game with simulation elements, made according to the canons of 4X mechanics. The player develops the settlement and protects it from attacks. The settlement grows gradually: first warehouses and wells, then a church and a market. Each building requires workers and materials, so construction stretches out. The first survivors come empty-handed, so the community begins with a few tents. The world of wildlife is full of dangers that you have to face every day. Resources are gathered through hunting, fishing and farming, and supplies must be distributed to allow for the winter. Layout is important because long routes slow down residents. The convenient location of the warehouse saves hours of gaming time. The wounded and illnesses are treated with herbs, and the doctor does not appear immediately. Residents demand food, warmth and shelter, while disease and wild animals test the city's layout. Over time, walls, towers and militia appear. Defense is built in advance, because raids begin unexpectedly. The militia is assembled from the same residents who work in the fields. Defense requires both walls and sentinels who spot the enemy in advance. Seasons affect the harvest, and weather disasters can destroy months of work. Updates add buildings and mechanics. Crafts unlock tools and goods for trade. It is profitable to sell the surplus, but rare materials have to be ordered. Traders come with caravans, and their routes depend on the condition of the roads. This outskirts is suitable for anyone who likes to build and defend settlements. The game continues to evolve along with the community.