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Absolutely love this game!

I enjoy this quite a bit and suspect I will play into the future. This game is a bit like the guild but less "janky" in every possible way.

love the game..but waiting 3 or 4 or even 5 ingame days and still no one has produced any eggs and isnt even a chicken coop anywhere to forage edited.. NM i figured it out lol

Been having fun levelling up buildings and buying land. No complaints so far.

This game needs a faster way to unload and load inventories. For example, if I have a mix of wood and meat, and I go to my butcher shop, I should have a button to auto-unload ONLY the items that the shop uses for their processes! The other issue is the camera map boundary - it doesn't work well in some areas and some does. Honestly, you should just give up a bigger and more generous map boundary for the camera so we can zoom around outside. If the Vikings comes, it's whatever, it's not gonna make much of a difference if our camera can move 12 feet outside of the shore's border. Other aspects are moreso just the limited animation budget. For example, characters in my game doesn't actually pull their cart, their character is static while the cart moved, which is highly unimmersive. This game is pretty close to get that Rimworld flavor, but the market is getting tighter with similar budgeted titles like Norland and Clanfolk, and now with games like Medieval Dynasty and Bellwright releasing as well as some recent Kenshi-esque games, and a few upcoming ones just this year alone, I feel like this project need to step up its presentation a bit more. This is not to mention the upcoming Guild game 1410, which while the demo is limited in, still adds another competitor to the pool. It's teethering between Rimworld and the other latest graphically superior games with better animations, but isn't hitting neither. I do like the worldbuilding instead of a blank slate start and the politics and subterfuge, and it is a big selling point, but I have to get pass the other aspects in 2026.

I really like it

Relaxing and progressive RPG. Resource MGMT aspect isn't too complex yet fun to play.

This game is fun. It's kind of like The Guild but more Viking themed. I found it because I'm more into dynastic type games where you can have an heir and play as the heir when you die. I like the aesthetic. There are multiple starting point options, which I like. You can even turn off the raids if you don't want to risk your pregnant wife being killed by raiders and you dying to avenge her death. It's a good game if you have a sense of humor about starting out in a town of 42 people and you're only marriagable options are a 17 year old burglar and the town drunk. LOL There are some cons like not being able to really impregnate other people after you're married. More social life options would be nice, but again, this game has all the features that other games of that type have, so it's not really a criticism of the game itself.

TL;DR: it's fun, worth the money, has some issues, none of them I've found are game-breaking. You make a character, choose where/how to start and are then left with a sandbox to play in. It's fun! I'm someone who doesn't like to play tutorials, preferring to mess around in gameplay and find things out as I go. I ended up playing it a bit like a tycoon game. Got a house, made some bows, renovated a place into a bakery, hired some people to work there, had a fight with the other local baker when I caught them trying to ignite my place for the second time, local baker mysteriously disappears, end up becoming a polarising figure in the local towns because I am a competitor for many but pay good wages and sell nice food. Raiders were my main source of income early-game; their gear sells well. Overall, definitely worth the price. It reminds me of the time where each game coming out was interesting and exciting, where it wasn't just pretty 4K everything overly monetised without much thought for the gameplay. I hope it keeps up! Nice job. What I like: - social happenings have consequences - small dating-pools make sense for the environment - AI set fire to my house because I created a competing business, which makes a lot of sense - Arson is a skill, which I find hilarious. Have you practiced your arson today? What needs work (excluding bugs): - it's not always clear why the game tracks visitors. Some make sense like merchants, but wandering monks less so. Perhaps the notification could drop a hint? - It's not clear what there is to do beyond tycooning. There's potentially for a Sims-esk game here, if the needs were fleshed out a bit. What I'd like (in terms of features) - a more fleshed out needs system. - dynamic plots, or none at all (I'd like to grow a village into a city!) - more intrigue, both for me and NPCs (the little I saw was very fun, think CK3-style at a smaller scale) - travelling between towns, being a wandering merchant would be fun - alternative ways to play being fleshed out in general - I shouldn't instantly know that my cart has been robbed, as I can just move the camera and see who did it. A delay in reporting it (perhaps when it reaches market or the driver when there is on can run to me and say what happened. Even better if they might give ... false info ... if they don't like me.... ) - more use for my spouse. Married him, basically ignored him from then on. I don't mind not having to constantly top up some silly relationship bar, I mean more ... I don't have much to gain from interacting with them at present. There's a few limited options I can direct them towards which helps. I like that it's indirect, helps with RP a lot. Bugs: - memory leak. Noticed it the first time when my system hanged, turns out the game had spawned a _lot_ of threads consuming a lot of memory each. Had to kill the process in the end. When I reloaded the save and continued, I eventually found about 100MB of RAM being leaked periodically. - performance issues (was using system that ran Cyberpunk 2077 on fairly high settings without issue) -- e.g. when loading the list of townspeople, game lags often. Not always, unsure why. -- e.g. sometimes looking at water tanks the game to < 1FPS, regardless of settings. -- e.g. the memory leak eventually leads to the whole system slowing down to a halt. - watchmen not always dealing with raiders. My spouse did not bother whilst I ran out there like a beserker. However, I wouldn't consider it game breaking. The memory leak is something I can keep an eye on, saving and reloading before things hang. The other freezes are annoying but not permanent. The main gameplay loop performance is just fine; I didn't notice many issues there. I believe the game is reporting a low frame rate than is actually present, given the game looks smooth as 60 fps sometimes but reports < 10 fps. I am guessing the dev has used a simple average calculation that has been skewed by outliers. If you're reading this dev, I'm happy to give you a hand with alternatives / profiling and debugging performance issues locally if that helps you?

Its a good management game, though require some effort and reading but not much compared to other games. is fairly forgiving