Farthest Frontier News

A small settlement has prospered into a proper city of hundreds. Needs have been provided for. The frontier is slowly proving to be the haven your people hoped it could become after years of labor and hardship. Their continued safety, happiness and growth is now the top priority.



Read on in Journey Log #09: Happily Ever After

Farthest Frontier is just weeks away and if you haven’t seen its recent coverage, we’ve pulled together a list of media and influencers who had the opportunity to play the game ahead of its August release. Below are just a few that we’ve picked out across a multitude of languages, with most having run multiple videos for a mini-series!

We’ve also secured some early previews from IGN and PC Gamer. For those who don’t fancy reading a lengthy preview, IGN also published a video on their YouTube channel. As for influencers, check them out below!

Wishlist the game on Steam today and be ready for August 9th!

Previews: SplatterCat Gaming (English)

Raptor (English)

Drae (English)

Koinsky (French)

Dan Field (French)

El Escoces Gaming (Spanish)

Hirnsturz (German)

Nivarius (English)

Nookrium (English)

Metal Bear (Portuguese)

Play At Home (Russian)

GamerZakh (English)

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I've played a few medieval survival city builders before, and the one I'm playing now is from the makers of apocalyptic fantasy action-RPG Grim Dawn. So I feel like I'm not being pessimistic, only practical, when one of the first things I tell my citizens to build in my little town is a graveyard...
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If you ever wanted to know how the sausage art is made, you now can with our latest insight into Farthest Frontier!



You will also be pleased to know that Farthest Frontier’s official Game Guide (much like Grim Dawn’s before it) has just gone live! You can check it out for in-depth information on many of the game’s systems!

Read on in Journey Log #08 - How the Art is Made.

A thriving industry marks a turning point for the town. The people are fed and clothed. Raider attacks have become a regular occurrence, but are kept at bay by a dedicated and well-armed military regiment. Yet unseen foes still remain lurking, ones that cannot be stopped by arrow and steel.



Read on in Journey Log #07: A Light Case of Typhoid.