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core loop

gather, hunt, forage, and farm -> rotate crops to hold soil fertility -> feed a varied diet and supply clean water, clothing, and healers against disease -> upgrade housing and the town center as desirability rises -> fortify against raiders drawn by prosperity

design notes

Farthest Frontier makes public health the main failure path: dysentery, cholera, tetanus, rabies, frostbite, and bubonic plague each have causes the player can address with clean water, clothing and shoes, healers, and rat catchers. Farming adds soil state, with 12 crops that must be rotated and fields improved by clearing weeds and rocks, and 19 food types with berries and greens preventing scurvy. Prosperity raises raider strength, so growth itself increases military pressure.

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Contagion

Dysentery, cholera, tetanus, rabies, frostbite, and plague spread or strike based on water, clothing, rats, and healer coverage.

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Crop cultivation

Twelve crops with rotation to preserve soil fertility; fields improve by clearing weeds and rocks and adjusting the soil mix.

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Goods consumption

Nineteen food types; diet variety, including berries and greens against scurvy, is needed for health.

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Adaptive threat scaling

Rising prosperity draws stronger raiders and foreign armies; difficulty is adjustable and pacifist mode removes them.

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Decoration and beauty

Desirability from surroundings gates housing upgrades.

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supporting
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Population strata

Housing and the town center advance through tiers as prosperity and desirability grow.

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supporting
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Raid defense

Palisades, stone walls, towers, barracks, and equipped soldiers.

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supporting
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Tech tree

A tree of over 140 points of upgrades.

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Trade routes

Crafted goods are traded for resources the town lacks.

supporting

sources

2
Wikipedia contributors (2026). Farthest Frontier. Wikipedia
Crate Entertainment (2026). Farthest Frontier on Steam. Steam

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