Probably counts as patient gaming as the game has been in early access since 2019
Foundation is a grid-less, laidback medieval city-building game with a focus on organic development, monument construction and resource management.
Looks neat, but no connection with the Asimov stories there. (I got my hopes up)
This 1.0 crashes on me too much, and is a gamble on how far back the last working auto-save is.
I played for several hours yesterday, and had no issues with crashing at all. They released a patch since you made this comment that fixed several crashes, so I guess you found at least some of the causes stated in the patchnotes.
The biggest issues I encountered were a problem with selecting submodules of a storage while editing the storage, and a lack of explenation on what watchman actually do other than stand there and look pretty.
Good to hear!
Seems to be a common issue unfortunately
The 1.0 release is much different and much improved compared to how it was in 2022 though. I’d say it counts anyway!
Have you played the 1.0 release? How is it?
I have. It’s good. I hadn’t played since EA in 2022 (hence my comment).
Lots more polish and finishing touches. I’m quite impressed especially because it felt pretty complete back then.
Played this from the day it came out in early access. Went off it because reasons. Had a quick look just now and oh my God… It’s a completely different game and it looks awesome. Had to stop playing so I can block out some proper time to dive into into. Honestly it just looks so good… :)
