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Many just want to tinker with the simulations in the game world. Others focus on building a strong army and exploring/conquering the realm. Some players want to focus on building an incredibly awesome city with happy, well-fed citizens. We know that there are lots of different play-styles for this kind of game.

Deep gameplay systems that reward tinkeringĪ Living World that Responds to Your Play-style.

A living world that responds to your play-style.

We want to empower players to be creative not only when playing the game, but when determining the nature and content of the game itself. With Stonehearth, we want to capture the magical feeling we had as kids playing Dungeons and Dragons adventuring through store-bought game modules, but also writing our own modules and playing them out on graph paper.

2 A Living World that Responds to Your Play-style.

RTS-style combat with an emphasis on tactics over micro management.

Robust class trees for both combat and civilian units.

Scripted RPG-style content to discover and adventure through.

Creative building on both large and small scales, from cities to teacups.

Randomly generated, destructible worlds built with voxels.

Put it all together and you end up with something like this: We are also inspired by the games we loved as kids: the Warcraft RTS games, Final Fantasy Tactics, and pen and paper RPGs. Stonehearth’s simulation and city-building aspects are inspired by the great Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft. As your settlement grows, you will eventually train up a standing army then venture forth into the world, where greater challenges await. In Stonehearth you lead a band of settlers who must carve out their place in the world by gathering resources and building fortifications, while under constant threat from intruders. It is made and published by Radiant Entertainment. The game is equal parts sandbox, RTS, and RPG.

The style of music of course changes depending on the season as well as the situation, if you are fighting or harvesting crops, there is always a delightful and powerful soundtrack accompanying you.Stonehearth is a game about building and conquest in an epic, fantasy setting. Its subtle and captivating, adding a tremendous amount of personality to each scene of gameplay. The Original Soundtrack is extensive and honestly, I listened to it the whole time I wrote this little review, its absolutely stunning one of the ones you can listen to whenever, even if you’re doing something else. The music in this game is absolutely adorable and its everywhere. If you’re looking for a game that puts its looks near the top, then this is for you. From the look of the crops all the way to the fire and general lighting choices made which elevate this title to an outstanding level. As the characters are moving around, be it fighting or picking fruits, they have a tremendous amount of personality and it all looks and runs so smoothly that I was nothing short of blown away.Ī considerable amount of care has gone into the design of this game and it really shows. The little characters are wonderful to look at and, I must say, absolutely brilliantly animated.

The art style in this game is absolutely stunning and strongly reminiscent of Minecraft but with a more pastel colour pallet. Like Age of Empires, Banished, Cities: Skylines, there is a great amount of resource management required but with practice comes perfection.

Your objective is to provide food, shelter and more quality-of-life improvements so that they may thrive in this hostile land.Īs I mentioned, there are a few dangers in the world like orcs and skeletons and more, it is up to you to ensure that they don’t mess with your progress or harm your Hearthlings. Your job as the player is to care for your colony of tiny people called “Hearthlings.” Hearthlings can be tasked with objectives that building, farming and defending their lands from attackers. This is something that massively boosts its replay value and must never be overlooked. You will start off in a procedurally generated world, this means that it will be different, every time you play it. This is a city builder and a pretty straightforward one but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have the occasional thing that make it unique and interesting. Bright, colourful and beautifully animated, this game has a lot to offer so let’s jump in and take a look at it. Originally released in 2015, this game has come a surprisingly long way since then with the addition of many new systems, graphics updates and more, that have made it a rousing success to many players since its inception. Stonehearth by Radiant Entertainment is your textbook city builder.