Sengoku Dynasty News

To feed the hungry mouths coming to your village you need to provide food. Edible plants are easily served on the menu, but you should engage in the thrill of hunting to get even more food.

In nearby woods you’ll encounter all types of animals, like skittish hares, red foxes, Sika deer and dangerous boars. These denizens of the woods provide not just meat, but also fur and other trophies. Hone your spear-throwing or bow skills on targeting practice, and venture into the wild.

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You can of course send out your villagers to do the demanding yet fulfilling task of patiently tracking and culling game. To get things started, build a Hunter’s Hut for villagers.

And keep in mind that food can spoil, so prepare it and store it accordingly!

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Welcome to the mesmerizing landscapes of Sengoku Dynasty, a breathtaking game that transports you to the majestic world of feudal Japan.

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To meet the demands of your village, cutting down trees becomes a reliable way to produce an ample supply of logs.

Sengoku Dynasty contains a variety of tree types, including conifer, deciduous, premium conifer, premium deciduous, fruit, and a special tree type that provides paper bark for paper production. Each tree type yields different wood, allowing you to customize the look of your buildings. We've put effort into capturing the diversity of trees to enhance your immersion in the game world.

The process of obtaining resources from trees involves several steps. Begin by cutting the tree core, followed by removing leaves and branches until you have logs ready for further processing. With an axe or adze, you can debark the logs, and depending on the tool used, obtain firewood, or turn them into planks—the most fundamental building resource.

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Premium trees present a challenge, as they cannot be cut down with a basic stone axe. To access their valuable wood, you'll need better tools. However, it's important to note that trees aren't just for building; the Paper Mulberry tree type provides essential paper bark required for paper production.

Stay tuned for more updates as we bring this exciting gameplay element to life!

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You have been waiting a long time for this. But today the time has come at last. Probably the most important question in quite a while will be answered today.

But before we do that, we would like to thank all participants and interested players for their keen participation in the Steam Performance Playtest. The feedback we received helps us immensely, so thank you very much for that as well!

And now...

*Tension rises*

Early Access starts in just four weeks, on 10 August 2023 (in the afternoon/evening hours CEST).

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We hope you enjoy this news!

See you again very soon!

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Start your adventure in Sengoku Dynasty with the Tent. It's easy to build and perfect for a traveling lifestyle, just like in feudal Japan. If you want something a little homier, try the Simple House. It's a basic space where you can relax after exploring. Looking for something more? The Standard House might be what you need. It's a calming space that embraces traditional Japanese design. But if you're dreaming big, go for the Large House. It's spacious and offers the most personalization options to show off your creativity. These houses in Sengoku Dynasty aren't just buildings; they're a part of your journey and legacy, representing your Dynasty's Legend.

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What's more, houses in Sengoku Dynasty aren't just for show. They also have practical uses. You need them to accommodate villagers, who are key to your progress. Once a villager has a house, you can assign them jobs. Whether it's foraging, crafting, or building special projects, these workers contribute significantly to your economy and development. It's a vital aspect of gameplay, combining resource management with strategic planning. So, a house isn't just a dwelling, it's a stepping stone to building a prosperous and secure settlement.