These Doomed Isles News

• Fixed a bug with Mercenaries that would sometimes cause them to not attack enemies if they were going to be unpaid on the next turn
  
• In the first campaign tutorial, it was possible to navigate to the resource icons using a controller before they were visible - this has now been disabled until those icons are all present
  
• Fixed the bug where the word “Redraw” would appear even if the redraw button is not visible
  

• In the 2nd Acan campaign mission, “Paid in Blood”, reduced the amount of food and gold that is needed to be gained from playing rituals to 20
  
• In the same campaign mission, increased the likelihood of finding the gold ritual card in the Harvest Shop
  
• Increased the starting food for the above level too
  

• If multiple Research Libraries generate a Discovery card on the same turn, they now increase the research cost by the correct number of steps - once per Discovery card generated - instead of once in total
  
• When placing a Gladiator School next to an Amphitheatre and adding and removing workers via clicking on the buildings, the gold lost of gained per turn was not immediately updated to reflect the correct amount - this has been fixed
  
• Fixed the bug in the campaign mission “Seasons of Fire”, in which the boss wouldn’t spawn until wave 11 instead of wave 6
  

1. Fixed cloud save issue for Campaign progression and card unlocks
   
2. Fixed soft-lock in Cernunnos mission “A Call to Arms” where a Brute can die, leaving you unable to recall it and complete that part of the tutorial until purchasing another (they now heal for the purposes of this tutorial)
   
3. Fixed issue in the Plutus Mission “Neither Love Nor Money” where Mercenaries would not turn against you as they are supposed to
   
4. Fixed bug where playing Three Sisters could lead the game to freeze
   
5. Updated German localisation, changing "Spiel beenden" to "Spiel aufgeben" for clarity
   

If you've sunk thousands of hours into series like Cities Skylines, Tropico, and Frostpunk, you may consider yourself something of a city builder god. Well, here's a game that lets you literally earn that title, as These Doomed Isles puts you in the shoes of Greek, Celtic, Japanese, and Mayan gods and asks you to build a kingdom. These Doomed Isles has just celebrated its 1.0 launch after a spell in Steam Early Access, and it gives you plenty of plates to spin.

Read the rest of the story...

RELATED LINKS:

These Doomed Isles finally hits 1.0, adds two new modes and fixes UI