“The game has the following systems implemented: building and crafting, combat and defence mechanics, villager behaviour and personalities, resource management, flora and fauna simulation, and production systems.” What is the current state of the Early Access version? “We have a lot planned for Going Medieval during the Early Access period, and will be sharing a full roadmap of features that will be added to the game soon.” How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? “In order to create and refine the features that we have planned for the final version of Going Medieval, we anticipate it being in Early Access for at least a year.” By offering the game to a larger audience before its completion, we can receive essential feedback to help us balance out the experience and make the final game the best it can possibly be.”Īpproximately how long will this game be in Early Access? (Oops.) Oh, and since it wouldn't make sense to give you some advance knowledge, the properties of all the plants will be assigned randomly with every new game.“We've worked on Going Medieval for some time already and, while we feel that it's playable and fun (even in its current version), there are still advanced mechanics and systems missing for it to become a fully-rounded experience. Are they poisnous? Do they affect your people's health in any way (positive or negative)? Which food group does it belong to? Which temperatures and how long do these plants need before they're ripe and ready for harvest? You will have to find out either by analyzing the seeds (only possible in the future scenario) or by trial and error. However, you don't know much about the plants. (Australia, anyone?)Īn interesting potential mechanic for both scenarios: You don't need to buy seeds from a trader - you can cultivate them from what you find on the new planet/continent. Your people live in the 17th/18th century and have been banished on a new continent where they need to survive. Your people live in 2450 and have been banished on a habitable planet where they need to survive. Maybe a colonial sim based around the design & engine for Banished but styled after Anno 2205 & 1800? I think it would be cool, however, if the dev expanded his horizons though. Theoretically, you accomplish that, so no need for a sequel, or at least not "Banished 2". The story is that you & yours got banished from your medieval town/kingdom/whatever & you have to create a new life out in the middle of medieval nowhere. Don't get me wrong, I love this one & I would love to see more similar games from the dev, but not a series about banished. Originally posted by ObiWanSolo:Any news out there on a Banished 2?Ī "Banished 2" doesn't make sense.
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