This game is unfinished and should be early access, and if you look at the company's other offerings, it's clear this is their modus operandi; they release a new "dynasty" game every 1-2 years and it's the exact same thing with a new skin.

All of the following game elements serve absolutely NO PURPOSE:
- Upgraded food
- Taverns
- Alcohol
- Most potions/poisons
- Villager mood

Design wise, there are two critical problems with the progression in the game that severely hamper playability:
- Villager cooks are agonizingly slow, meaning you need to cook most of the food by hand. It's absolutely insane how slow they are.
- It is not possible to automate copper and tin despite them being used by the smithy very early in the production chain, which means you need to mine completely by hand. When you do unlock the mine, you can immediately transition to iron, defeating the entire point of having copper and tin limited to the mine.

This game is unfinished and should be early access, and if you look at the company's other offerings, it's clear this is their modus operandi; they release a new "dynasty" game every 1-2 years and it's the exact same thing with a new skin. All of the following game elements serve absolutely NO PURPOSE: - Upgraded food - Taverns - Alcohol - Most potions/poisons - Villager mood Design wise, there are two critical problems with the progression in the game that severely hamper playability: - Villager cooks are agonizingly slow, meaning you need to cook most of the food by hand. It's absolutely insane how slow they are. - It is not possible to automate copper and tin despite them being used by the smithy very early in the production chain, which means you need to mine completely by hand. When you do unlock the mine, you can immediately transition to iron, defeating the entire point of having copper and tin limited to the mine.