As promised, we’re sharing some images from the new version. Check out those smooth SSAO shadows:

Here you can see the adjusted scale:

Among other changes, we removed the log and replaced it with notification labels:

Map generation is now capable of creating groves and “islands” of pillars and bushes, making the environment look more natural:

Next month, we’ll roll out some playable update. Thanks for your support so far!

Don't loose yourself in the fog.

Greetings, Keepers of the Forest!

We have heard your calls and questions regarding the game's development. The time has come to provide an honest account of our work and the reasons behind this period of waiting.

While time flies, we are working on:

We are implementing a wide-ranging rebalancing of core gameplay systems. This includes tuning progression, adjusting the speed of various processes, and enabling new player interactions to create a smoother, more strategic, and more rewarding experience for all players.

The behavior of your elves will become significantly more logical and nuanced.

We’re happy to announce that full MacOS compatibility is on the way! Mac players will soon be able to enjoy the game with native performance and full feature support.

Across the board, we’re upgrading the game’s visual quality. Our primary goal is to realize the core vision: the world’s metamorphosis from a dying, grey wasteland into a vibrant, magical realm.

At the center of this transformation stands the Great Tree. In the new version, it will be more than just a primary building; it will be a living symbol of the world’s rebirth. Its growth and vitality will directly influence the surrounding lands, and we will finally be able to showcase its true power and beauty in full.

Our main focus now is the complete overhaul of the mission system. The old version no longer aligns with our vision, so we are rebuilding it from the ground up. This is a complex but essential undertaking.

Soon, we will share the first screenshots and GIFs so you can see the progress for yourselves. Thank you for your patience and belief in our project. Don't lose yourself in the fog.

— The Council of Ancients