There are no artificial population numbers in Banished citizens will be born and grow old as the years tick by and they need to breed for your city to expand. You also start with fewer people on hard mode, so it’s more of a struggle to survive that first harsh winter. The two easier modes give you more of a leg-up with resources which means there’s less of an overall challenge when trying to grow the population and acquire the different resources such as seeds and livestock. The game comes with three difficulty modes, but to get the most from the game it’s advisable to start on hard. Puffing chimneys mean that all is well with your population numbers. There are, however, a number of Steam Achievements to aim for if you are looking for a challenge. There are also no missions it’s a free-form game that allows you to play it however you want. There is no combat, there are no invading armies: Banished is about population growth and resource gathering and management. The basic premise of the game is to take a group of outcast citizens into a map and start a new town as they struggle for survival against the elements, and search for basics such as food and shelter. This makes for a gameplay experience that oddly manages to be both positive and sometimes frustrating. Instead, it’s a game about surviving and building a community.īanished is quite simply a sandbox city builder: there’s no fluff, no massive tech trees, and not even a huge amount of progression. Banished is not SimCity, though, nor is it Caesar 3 or Pharaoh.
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When I spoke to Luke Hodorowicz of Shining Rock Software last year I was super excited for Banished, not least because Luke was obviously a developer really passionate about his game and the city building genre.
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