Gnomoria is a sandbox village management game where you help lead a small group of gnomes, who have set out on their own, to thrive into a bustling kingdom! Anything you see can be broken down and rebuilt elsewhere. Craft items, build structures, set traps and dig deep underground in search of precious resources to help your gnomes survive the harsh lands. Build your kingdom and stockpile wealth to attract wandering gnomads to your cause, but be wary of also attracting enemies!
I just wanted to remind everyone that while there hasn't been any news updates here in a while, there have been updates to Gnomoria almost every week. You can always check the Gnomoria website or forums for the latest updates.
This update is the start of an overhaul of crafting and items. Overall, it won't be vastly different from what you're used to. There are around 50 new items this patch, where most of them are intermediate items used to craft workshops or finished goods. Many recipes have had their ingredient quantities reduced but might require more steps to craft from scratch. Job completion times have also been increased across the board.
There is also a stricter progression of workshops now. In order to build a workshop, many require a specific item that is crafted in a different workshop. The first workshop that can be built is a Crude Workbench. This workshop works slower than others but doesn't craft anything that can't be crafted somewhere else. Once other workshops have been built, the Crude Workbench is safe to deconstruct.
When loading old save games, some jobs that are no longer valid will be cancelled. After loading a game, it would be a good idea to just check your workshops to see where you might need to recreate jobs. However, to get the full experience of the changes, I recommend starting a new game with this update.
With an update like this, I'll be closely watching everyone's feedback and expect to make some adjustments. Some things might be much harder or easier now and I'll try to work out the kinks as quick as I can.
Short description of some combat updates over the last few patches.
This update fixes more bugs and makes some changes to mining selection and trading.
Primarily a bug fix update, including merchants not showing up and crashing when saving. Also includes some small changes to help selecting tiles when...
A new update is out. This patch adds a peaceful mode as well as a number of bug fixes.
Clone of Dwarf Fortress...
It's not YouTube we don't want to impress any body, just to support developer and his idea
Your first fort will be crap.
Your second fort will work.
Your third will be okay.
Your fourth will be good.
And your fifth will be awesome beyond comprehension.
It takes some time to learn, but it is well worth it.
I love this game! it's amazingly addictive and you get so emotionally attached to your gnomes. Once you understand the game and know to get your farms up and running and get walled in before you start being attacked it gets kind of easy. Then it's all about building up your empire and kingdom worth and building an army. I think this could be good if HE eventually gives us a big reason to get more ore and better weapons and start tinkering and making traps. For me I lose interest after I'm up and running, about 2 years in. Great game and great POTENTIAL!
GG!
I have been debating this game for a long time. I played the demo quite a while back and i sucked at it, everyone died striaght away, so I uninstalled it. I then realised, it's not one of them games you can just jump in to and expect everything to be easy and perfect. I re-downloaded the demo and learnt the game and I can now say, I'm in love with it, so I will most probably be making a purchase of this, but on steam considering I use that more than Desure, or I could just get the key from this and activate it on Steam once I buy it, if thats optional.
I do recommened this game to everyone. Dont think that the graphics aren't great so the game is going to suck, because you will be wrong on so many levels. Atleast give the demo a go and see what you make of it.
i personally think the graphics are fantastic
0.9.3 appeared here on the 17th or so (two weeks after 0.9.3 came out) at the same time as 0.9.4 came out .
I've contacted Desura. I'll let people know what they say.
Wondering as well - version 0.9.4 was announced in the official forum today, but version 0.9.3 is nowhere to be seen in Desura...
Forums.gnomoria.com
Yeah, I noticed that. And 0.9.3 was released two weeks ago. Desura are generally pretty slow in making Gnomoria updates. Often it's Friday. Not sure if it normally takes Desura this long for other games.