About This Game Lord of Dwarves is a game about helping a band of dwarves survive, build, and defend themselves against hordes of monsters. You need to gather resources, secure food sources, craft weapons & armor, build structures, and defend those structures against monster sieges. All in a completely rearrangeable 3D voxel world.CampaignLord of Dwarves features a full campaign which also acts as a tutorial. No need to turn to wikis just to learn to play, everything is explained in game. Enjoy the well paced campaign instead of having to create custom levels from the get go.SandboxLord of Dwarves also has an extensively customizable sandbox mode. Control terrain size, height, roughness, and topology. Customize monster type and frequency, or turn monsters completely off and concentrate on sandbox building. Even select a climax event like a demon invasion or an attack by an elite monster which gives every sandbox game an exciting conclusion.Fresh Gameplay ObjectivesBuild an archer tower at least 8 blocks tall. Decide what it will look like and where the stairs will go. Train extra lumberjacks to chop down an evil forest. Or build a structure around your village to keep the goblins out.Monsters & SiegesBuild walls to hold off goblin invasions. Train archers to fend off orcs as they climb your walls. Muster all your forces to defend against an elite creature that has taken an interest in your settlement.Customizable WorldPlay in a different procedurally generated terrain each time and modify that terrain however you see fit. Every block, tree, and workshop is completely constructible and destructible. Build a castle, an underground dungeon, or big "Studville" sign - anything is possible.Features Fully constructible/destructible 3D block world Full Campaign and tutorial Extremely customizable Sandbox mode Fresh game play objectives like "build a stone tower 8 blocks tall" or "chop down an evil forest" Control over 100 dwarves Assign and skill up dwarves in a variety of professions Invaders siege your custom built structures Tiered resource system allows for ever more powerful weapons, armor, & crafts Random procedurally generated terrain with millions of blocks Focus on interface for ease of construction in the 3D world 1075eedd30 Title: Lord of DwarvesGenre: Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early AccessDeveloper:Stellar Sage GamesPublisher:Stellar Sage GamesRelease Date: 7 Mar, 2019 Lord Of Dwarves Download Utorrent Windows 7 I love this game! There is an interesting campaign (very true to dwarf culture!) and everything about this game feels fresh. The interface is intuitive and well thought out. There is a lot to learn, a lot of mechanics, and a lot to try. I was hesitant to purchase with the $20 price tag but it is worth it, there is that much content. The graphics grow on you, they are simple and clean. They remind me of my days playing OSRS. The music and sound effects need some help but I enjoy listening to my own playlists so it's not a huge issue for me. This game really sparks my imagination, it is like playing legos as a kid. I love this fresh indie game. Supporting independent devs always feels great. Recommended A++. Saw there was zero reviews, so decided to gamble and give it a try :DIt's actually pretty fun! It feels very early release, but it's surprisingly functional, more than what I thought. It plays like a voxel castle builder mix with Dwarf Fortress, exactly what it looks like. You build workshops which require you build parts to those workshops, assign dwarves jobs like Hauler and Craftsman, you place areas for archers to sit and guard posts, you dig into terrain in 3 dimensions, place stockpiles, farm plots... There really is a solid backing for a good Dwarf Fortress-ish defense game here.I'm sorry developer, but for the love of god you might want to add some variety to that music. It was really cute at first, seemed like you made it yourself with some free synth music tool... but it just keeps droning on and on and is just off tune enough to make me feel unsettled the whole time. I'd put a lot more work into that, or download some free music with a license that lets you use it in commercial software.Also the UI could use a ton of prettying up. It's not too bad, just doesn't feel clean. I seriously think with better music and a clean UI the game would feel a lot more solid, rather than a really-early early release game. The engine is there, just the game needs to be polished up.From a gameplay standpoint there's actually quite a lot of content. Seems like there could be more content in other areas, like visuals and monsters or something. Even just different sorts of "biomes" might make it feel a lot more fresh across different play throughs.The "campaign mode" is more of a tutorial than a campaign, for those interested in this game. It actually teaches you a ton.Thumbs up for Early-Release, hoping that this gets polished up into a professional game with more content and becomes an indie hit :). Despite all the hard lessons I've learned about EA dwarf-fortress like games, this is genuinely the best one I've played. Though it bears a lot of similarities to its spiritual predecessor, there are a lot of quality of life improvements, not to mention a good 3d engine and combat system. It's the first game like this I've sat down with, had a good time, and want to keep playing. Very impressive for an EA title, and highly recommended!Oh, and the most impressive part - this game is incredibly deep and replayable. If you've been burned by shallow EA games, don't worry, that is 100% not an issue here.. It's pretty decent so far, only 3 hours in and I'm still doing the 'campaign' (#5\/8) which is really just a well disguised tutorial. There's a really solid foundation of gameplay and it looks like a lot of detail in this game, but right now what it really needs is feedback from players. You can sort of tell it was made by one guy and there hasn't been much chance to get it out for beta testing yet (which is what Early Access is), because there are a lot of ... let's say interesting design choices, which I feel the dev can quickly fix to polish up the game, once he gets enough feedback about them. Most of it's minor, like Q and E feel reversed for camera controls as someone who plays a lot of citybuilders, or that some parts of the missions indicate a direction like North, but there's no compass in-game, just little things. Other than nitpicking about polish, there are some intermittent issues with framerates on a mid-range PC, and the music and sounds are all pretty annoying, unfortunately. We'll see if those get patched up, but worst case you can just run the game at little to no volumeI definitely recommend giving it a shot if you like citybuilders, or if you've always wanted to try Dwarf Fortress but couldn't get past the ASCII. It's worth keeping in mind you don't start doing things underground with z-level mining until campaign 4 or 5, which is really the coolest part of the game, so just stick through it. It's also very complex, with a small and less than intuitive UI, so I definitely still recommend you play all the tutorials in order or you'll probably be lostI also want to add that this dev seems really good about wanting to improve the game - I saw multiple streamers that he gave the game to for testing, and he generally sat there in chat and actively asked them questions about how they like certain things, and responded whenever they mentioned something they didn't like - and made changes as appropriate, for example I think allowing you to turn off auto-scaffolding was a suggestion I heard from a stream, and he implemented it no problem. So with that in mind, if you end up getting this game and you really want it to shine, give some thought to sending in some feedback about it - he'll listen (as long as it makes sense). Not actually "sandbox", you are forced to play very specific meta and playing same meta again and again not fun.Also game full of fake difficulty, ever screen brightness cannot be changed because it bound to difficulty and set on game start, everything become darker at nigh, ever torches and unlit ungergound turn completely black, forcing you to restart or messing with monitor settings.Another instance of fake difficulty are "shines", shines are fun, but game requre you to grind books to unlock recipes, at same time, once you unlocked a shine, it stay unlocked permanently, ever if you start new game.There are no option to unlock recipes ever if you start creative game.Basically game force you to read guide to access all content (there is no guide!)Final instance of fake difficulty is lack of tooltips, there are no tooltips, at all, you do not know effects of materials, do not know is tin better then copper, what damage of traps, what durability of walls and doors, game just hide everything from you.Especially painful with food and farming, is yam better then potato? Probably yes, probably no, there are no tooltips.Combat is outright disaster and balance non existan.. Well.. what can i say about this amazing game???First off, i hesitated with this game simply because i felt i had too many similar ones in my library - well yes and no.This is not Gnomoria\/Towns\/Lantern Forge\/Dwarf Corp etc ... Well, ok.. in many respects it is lol - you can build\/dig\/gather\/forage\/kill stuff etc so in that sense it is very similar to the above games...But, as far as in some respects it is a lot more simpler but also a lot more interesting...**I have only played a few levels of the campaign so far and have not yet tried sandbox mode (as of date of review)**And it is an amazing campaign - it actually has a tutorial (which more or less holds you're hand the entire way) but as the *levels* progress, you are able to build more and more *free form* (which is what i love in games like this (build what\/how\/where and when)Graphically its nothing to write home about - but even that it does well, i would personally say i like these graphics comparied to most of the games i list above (easier on the eyes, easier to see what is going on etc)I actually **Care** about this game (the others, although i do like them and play every once in a while - they don't really give me a sense of... *worth*??? as this game does) - i think this is due to the *background story*Yes, it is still in early access after 5 years (away from steam) for which reasons i could not even begin to understand (not a negative - for me)I would be interested to see what further things Nick has planned for this game. - suggestions for you Nick -Please can we have a mode where we can choose our own size map? (don't know if this is on sandbox to be fair as i haven't tried it yet)*wel thats about it for suggestions at the moment - can't really say much else at this time while only being on level 3 of the campaign)Amazing concept, amazing gamebut the only reason i give it an 8\/10 is because the confusing *game crash on launch* error **this is fixed by forcing game compatibility mode to windows 8 and full screen optmization to off**Best \u00a315 i have spent to date i would say!---------------------------------------------------------UPDATEYes sandbox does have a map size choice (as well as a whole host of other things - how many caverns and of what dimensions\/terrain changes (mountains\/valleys\/palteaus etc) how often *invasions* occur and how many in each, difficulty... Even how many dwarves and stocks you start with!!!And the biggest selling point for me? **choose your start location where the camera is focused!!!**I dont think i need to update this review further (unless for some reason it becomes a negative - but i don't see that happening!)Epic game Nick... Please keep adding to it! (i know you have almost done all you can minus tweaks\/bug fixes... BUT here is a big suggestion for you (maybe you won't because the code is already implemented - and that is fair enough (just thought i would try :P) one would be female dwarves (have kids to expand the population) or better yet... have them spawn from some kind of *rock cacoon* (as in legends of old)That's about all i can say here to be honest (watch out for a series coming soon at *Graham lee* on Youtube). Looks and feels like Gnomoria with 3D free camera. Let's hope it won't get abandoned in same way. I would like to see option to auto queue items required for building already placed workshops, sharing queue between workshops of same type and ability to disable auto-pause on new dwarf arrival.Edit: Orcs just used own ladder to cross walls and killed everyone inside. I love it, there are no such surprises in DF sieges.. I love the crap out of this game.I am a huge fan of Towns even though it wasn't completed. I picked up Gnomoria as well and that was a bit more complicated than I wanted at the time. Lord of Dwarves takes everything I love about them and makes it so much better. There are so many mechanics in the building, digging and crafting that are fantastically easy and intuitive. I would wholeheartedly recommend going through the campaign so you learn about how it all works. I'm am very impressed with what we've got here and will be playing this for a long time now. I can't wait to get into the next mission and learn more stuff.So good! If you enjoyed Towns!, this game will blow your mind!. This game is really good for an indie builder. It's not AAA - but it doesn't need to be gold plated to be fun. The building and crafting mechanics are awesome- love the different kinds of materials with different tiers that all do slightly different effects. Want a really pretty smith? Build it with Lapis. Want a black castle? Mine some slate, chop it up, and build it.Sure, the music kinda hurts me and occasionally the AI wants to make me drop kick a midget, but really play on mute and then send the moron dwarf on a solo adventure into a demon cave. He'll die a horrible death and you'll ultimately feel better. You can even name him after your ex first.The traps are pretty cool too, you can build auto reloading blade traps, spike traps, and giant red stone fists.9.5\/10, would continually bloody auto-fist Orks for hours again.. So far I'm really digging this game! (pun intended) I've played through most of the campaign available and just want to say what a great game so far! It plays similarly to other early access games such as colony survival or castle story. I really highly recommend this game for anyone who likes to build their own castle, create their own army, and fend off orcs while rebuilding an empire :) Patch v0.22.4 - March 24, 2019: Here are the notes for the three patches that have been released since early access launch. Thanks to everyone for reporting bugs and providing improvement ideas, keep them coming!Patch v0.22.4. Patch v0.22.5 - March 31, 2019: The latest patch is live. Been spending a lot of time looking into bugs. Thanks to everyone who is reporting issues and improvement ideas! Keep them coming.Patch v0.22.5. Lord of Dwarves Release Date: After more than five years of development I'm excited to announce that Lord of Dwarves will release in early access on March 8, 2019.What is the development status?Lord of Dwarves is feature complete. The full campaign and sandbox mode are done. The game is very playable and fun.Then why early access?If the last five years of development has taught me anything, it's that I want to keep tweaking and balancing the game to make it even better. But I don't want those ongoing tweaks to prevent fans from playing a game which is very content full and fun. Hence early access.You can buy into early access knowing that there is a whole game here with tons of content. Also know that you can email me with your thoughts for improvements. I want to hear what you think will make Lord of Dwarves an even better game.I'll leave you with a quote from one of my Alpha testers.“... there's enough playable content and depth that you probably could've gotten away with an Early Access release, but holding back and wanting to put out something of quality is a rare, but good, thing these days."(Note: this quote references Lord of Dwarves as it was 2 years ago). Patch v0.22.6 - April 7, 2019: This patch has some minor design changes to farming to reduce some frustrating micromanagement. Additionally, there are some changes with how dwarves engage enemies to make them choose better targets.Also bug fixes. Thanks to everyone who is reporting bugs!Patch v0.22.6. Lord of Dwarves has been Released!: After over 5 years in development I'm happy to announce that Lord of Dwarves is available on Steam!Lord of Dwarves is a survival-kingdom building game with a focus on grandiose 3D building and leading your dwarves to defend those buildings.Guide your kingdom to ensure your dwarves survive, build, and prosper. You'll need to gather resources, secure food sources, craft weapons & armor, build structures, and defend those structures against monster raids that include sieging.If all the content is there, why early access?Lord of Dwarves contains all the features I set out to build over 5 years ago including a full campaign and sandbox mode. You can buy into early access knowing there there is a full game here with tons of content. But that doesn't mean it's done! I'm releasing in early access so I can improve the game even more based on player feedback. I want to hear what you think will make Lord of Dwarves a better game.Features Fully constructible/destructible 3D block world Full length Campaign and Tutorial Extremely customizable Sandbox mode Fresh game play objectives like "build a stone tower 8 blocks tall" or "chop down an evil forest" Control over 100 dwarves Invaders siege your custom build structures Tiered resource system allows for ever more powerful weapons, armor, & crafts Random procedurally generated terrain with millions of blocksI'll leave you with some quotes from pre-release players: "This game is a real gem, I'm surprised nobody has found this" "The game you have is just fantastic, awesome job" "Nearly blew my mind when I realized I can dig underground". Patch v0.22.8 May 5, 2019: It's been longer than I wanted since the last patch due to unexpected life events. We came home to find an inch of water in our apartment. We had a whirlwind week moving all our stuff (including my development machines) to a new apartment. The machines are (mostly) back up and there are a number of good improvements in this latest patch so I wanted to finally get it out.I also have a number of changes brewing that change the save file format. Whenever I finish those changes the old save files won't read in the new version. But don't worry, there is an option to run the old version and load old save files if you want to finish a game in progress. I'll post more info when that release comes.Patch Notes v0.22.8. Patch v0.22.7 April 14, 2019 (Looking for feedback!): There are two notable changes for this patch.1) I've received feedback about dwarves getting stuck while building walls. So I added a couple new algorithms in the upper left corner preferences window to help prevent this. Please try them out and let me know what you think! They basically force the dwarves to build from the bottom up - there are tool tips in the game that describe them in more detail if you're interested.Please let me know how you like the new algorithms.2) A number of players suggested that having a market window for each individual market was time consuming and tedious. I hadn't thought about it before - but they were absolutely right! Now each type of market (human, elf, gnome) has a single market window which aggregates up the goods from all merchants present. It's much nicer. Thanks for the suggestion everyone!Patch Notes v0.22.7. Patch v0.22.9 May 27, 2019: This patch has some important fixes to memory issues and even an bug that can freeze up the game. Also a few improvements that came from player suggestions. Thanks everyone for providing feedback. If you have any more thoughts on balance or anything else, let me know.Patch Notes v0.22.9
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