The endless promise land.
Things are manageable, the world is unspoiled, the pace is slow.
To me, that’s idyllic.
And if ever a game understood that, it’s Farthest Frontier.
It’s that fantasy.
The era is the birth of the Industrial Revolution, maybe - it’s not explicitly clear.
It’s about staying small and staying close to the people you’re caring for.
This, then, is a game that wants to hold onto that opening moment feeling.
My settlement is 16 people big.
There’s no hurry.
It’s a warm and relaxing place to be.
I do know some are coming, particularly in the form of raiders who want to pillage my town.
And I like it.
It’s off to a great start.
