Farthest Frontier

 
Farthest Frontier is a detailed survival city-builder from Crate Entertainment, the creators of Grim Dawn. Released fully on October 23, 2025, this game challenges you to lead a small group of settlers into the untamed wilderness. You must gather resources, farm the land, and defend your growing town from starvation, disease, and raiders. With deep farming mechanics, a complex economy, and beautiful visuals, Farthest Frontier offers a rewarding and gritty town-building experience.
Core Gameplay and Features

Build and manage a medieval town from a few shacks to a bustling stone-walled city. Place over 190 unique buildings and upgrade them as your settlement grows.
Master a deep farming system. Rotate crops to maintain soil fertility, remove rocks and weeds, and protect your harvest from frost, heat, and rot. Food spoilage forces you to plan carefully for winter.
Gather and process resources. Harvest wood, stone, clay, and iron. Turn raw materials into tools, weapons, clothes, and luxury goods to keep your people happy and healthy.
Defend against threats. Train soldiers, build walls and towers, and position your defenses to fight off bandit raids and wild animal attacks. Or play in “Pacifist Mode” to focus purely on building.
Battle disease and the elements. Cholera, dysentery, and scurvy can strike your town if you don’t provide clean water, waste management, and a varied diet. Blizzards and heatwaves test your preparation.
Explore randomly generated maps. Each playthrough offers a new landscape with different resources and challenges. Choose from arid deserts, lush valleys, or frozen highlands.
Experience high-detail simulation. Watch villagers transport goods in real-time. Every item must be physically moved, adding a layer of logistical strategy to your layout.

Détails clés

Date de sortie : October 23, 2025 (Version 1.0)
Développeur/éditeur : Crate Entertainment
Moteur : L'unité
Genre : City Builder, Strategy, Survival, Simulation
Modes : Joueur unique
Plateformes : PC (Steam)
Prix : $34.99
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, and more

Farthest Frontier vs Banished and Manor Lords

Farthest Frontier is often called a spiritual successor to Bannis but adds combat, deeper farming, and more complex production chains.
Compared to Seigneurs du manoir, Farthest Frontier focuses more on survival, disease, and detailed resource management rather than large-scale battles or regional politics.

Should You Settle the Frontier?
Farthest Frontier is a top-tier choice for fans of survival city-builders. If you love detailed management, watching your town grow through seasons, and overcoming harsh challenges, this game offers hundreds of hours of satisfying gameplay.