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Clanfolk
Developer MinMax Games Ltd.
Clanfolk is a colony sim set in the Scottish Highlands. Harness your environment to survive - fish, gather, hunt, and farm as you prepare for the winter. Build an inn, trade with other clans, have children and marry them off - live life and prosper across the generations. From the Steam store page
270 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
92
LovedLoved
225 positive · 20 negative
95% range 88–95%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 225 | 20 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 7 | 0 | 8 |
| Mastodon * | 2 | 0 | 5 |
| Lemmy * | 2 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
2,185 of 2,342 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
92% recommend · 219 yes, 18 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 237 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (3,739 of 4,081 positive).
Players praise Clanfolk as a cozy, deep colony sim that focuses on survival and family management without combat. [1][2][3] Some reviewers note that the game loses challenge after the first winter and has micromanagement issues. [4][5][6]
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- [4]
Until recently, I would have recommended Clanfolk as a fun and pretty well balanced colony sim with a lot of potential, but after a certain point, the updates moved away from adding new content/ technologies to unlock and instead started deconstructing basic tasks into micromanaged bullet points... The game right now feels less like I'm watching a colony develop with my guidance, and more like I'm micromanaging …
- [1]
I was an early adopter of this cozy colony management gem back in 2022, and it's still my favorite go-to game to unwind and relax. Over the years, I've barely scraped through winters while playing challenges, and I've built up from caves and huts to mountain fortresses, sprawling medieval villages, and expansive castles. I enjoy the challenge of Nature as a harsh opponent, but the customization allows you to adjust …
- [2]
I am beyond in love and impressed with this game. As a huge fan of colony sim/survival/building strat genre, this game quickly became my favorite ♥ I loved RimWorld but always found the combat aspects annoying. Clanfolk gives me that amazing colony-building experience but focuses purely on survival and family management. It's perfect!
- [3]
This game has a lot of heart. It's cozy yes, but also deep and full of meaning. You can compare it to other games in this genre: e.g. Rimworld, Dwarf Fortress, etc. The thing is, those games don't encourage you to treat your characters as though they were real people. In Clanfolk this is your family, they grow old and they grow up. Death isn't a constant threat, it's an ocassional visitor. You don't make enemies as …
- [7]
This is my favourite cosy game, and I've played a fair few. There's a lot going on in this game, but it's introduced in stages, so I haven't felt overwhelmed. The first few winters will be difficult, but once you find solutions to problems that keep popping up, they'll make so much sense that they'll become a natural part of the way you run your settlement. The developer is a frequent presence in forum chats about …
Summarised from 34 of the 263 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 12, 2026. How summaries are made
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Clanfolk sits at 92% positive across 245 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
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60 of 270 · most liked firstUntil recently, I would have recommended Clanfolk as a fun and pretty well balanced colony sim with a lot of potential, but after a certain point, the updates moved away from adding new content/ technologies to unlock and instead started deconstructing basic tasks into micromanaged bullet points... The game right now feels less like I'm watching a colony develop with my guidance, and more like I'm micromanaging toddlers. I've never felt the need to tell a competent adult to "make a tool handle…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was an early adopter of this cozy colony management gem back in 2022, and it's still my favorite go-to game to unwind and relax. Over the years, I've barely scraped through winters while playing challenges, and I've built up from caves and huts to mountain fortresses, sprawling medieval villages, and expansive castles. I enjoy the challenge of Nature as a harsh opponent, but the customization allows you to adjust the game to fit your niche. Blorf is a dedicated indie dev who has continued to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is my favourite cosy game, and I've played a fair few. There's a lot going on in this game, but it's introduced in stages, so I haven't felt overwhelmed. The first few winters will be difficult, but once you find solutions to problems that keep popping up, they'll make so much sense that they'll become a natural part of the way you run your settlement. The developer is a frequent presence in forum chats about issues and ideas, and the game is regularly updated with both hot fixes and major…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game! It's like Rimworld with no combat. I love Rimworld but sometimes I just want to build in it and be left alone, which is hard. Clanfolk scratches that itch for me. The unlock system is one of my favorites. No research, just build things to unlock new items in a cascade type way, if that makes sense. My only complaint is that new game-changing content has been slow in coming. The dev has things they want to implement, like taxes, more story items, brewing, theft, etc; but…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I am beyond in love and impressed with this game. As a huge fan of colony sim/survival/building strat genre, this game quickly became my favorite ♥ I loved RimWorld but always found the combat aspects annoying. Clanfolk gives me that amazing colony-building experience but focuses purely on survival and family management. It's perfect!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I just cannot stop playing this game! As you can see from my hours played, I absolutely love this game. I play it frequently and have a long run currently in year 46 with 14 generations. I wanted a family themed game and wrote that word into the steam store search bar - and voila, this game was the first result. Now I am managing a clan with 50 individual houses and craft shops arranged like a medieval village. The updates are very regular and the community and the developer are very involved.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clanfolk is a medieval colony simulation set in the rugged Scottish Highlands. Rather than focusing on warfare or grand conquest, it emphasizes the daily struggle of keeping a small family alive through farming, hunting, crafting, and surviving increasingly harsh winters. While its presentation invites comparisons to RimWorld, its gameplay is much calmer and centers on realistic survival and multigenerational settlement management. The progression system encourages experimentation. New…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A Colony Sim Without Real Stakes ⭐⭐☆☆☆ 2/5 — Scottish clans but no fighting? What is this? Clanfolk gives a really good first impression. The start of the game is actually hard, and that is something I liked a lot. Your first winter feels like a real challenge, and figuring out how to keep everyone alive can be pretty engaging. Managing food, shelter, and basic survival feels tense at the beginning. The problem is that once you understand how some of the mechanics work and learn how to abuse…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'd had this game in my wishlist for quite a long time, waiting for it to be fleshed out enough to be worth the price (in my eyes), but was gifted it during the July sale. When I tell you that it is worth every full price penny... When I tell you that it is everything I hoped for and more... When I tell you that I CANNOT stop playing... Clanfolk is a phenomenal game that warms the heart with its approach to survival by way of resource management, strategy, and family. Though not everyone's…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a really enjoyable settlement game but there are a few things that could use some work, particularly late game. Making the more complex meals has absolutely no in-game value but requires a massive amount of materials/effort. So once you finally learn how to churn butter and make bread, it honestly feels like more hassle than it's worth. Additionally, why do we have to wait for other clans to come to us in order to buy/sell? If we can travel, then why can't we bring products to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Consistent feedback/updates, taking advice from community, and dedicated to the overall quality and historically interested in the time (ie: actually follows how the time worked such as bee keeping being detailed and in depth). Game runs smoothly, with many different ways to adjust within the game. While still in .0 land, this game runs far smoother and better than Rimworld. While no mods of yet, I have put so many hours into actually playing this game instead of worrying about the aspects of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Appreciate the hardwork of the solo developer's but as it is currently the game still boils down to surviving the first winter and nothing to look forward after that. Second settlement is mostly just about repeating the same survive-the-first-winter cycle but with your favourite family members and pets. More events like outcast mother that leads to dealing with other clans could have been a potential solution to the endgame issue but that got sidelined in favor of more new tech.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really enjoyed this game and ended up losing a week of my vacation to it when I first bought it - it's been years since a game managed to suck me in like that. In short, it's a chill colony sim with a focus on historical accuracy and construction/production processes, without any tedious combat. It also taught me that you can bake bread from oats and almost had me order organic landrace oats from a scottish island but they wouldn't ship to Sweden because of Brexit. 10/10 will get sucked…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game, but a bug stopped my progression and I had to give up on many hours of play. Extemely frustrating. I also reported it but no feedback at all.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →YES! It's similar to Rimworld but more realistic, more difficult, and without frivolous combat - which is everything I hoped and dreamed for. I don't know why I waited so long to buy this game. Actually I do know; it's because I knew I would become instantly hooked on it... and I have! Update: After gazing at the game for many more hours, I am particularly enjoying the lighting. It is beautiful. It offers me, as the player, quite a palpable experience of the most fundamental human meditative…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was an avid Rimworld player until I started having intense nightmares. This game allows you to build a multi-generational run and has a lot of room to build and expand. There's a lot of things to unlock and tinker with, which I really like. I wish there was more character centered things, like quests, conversation and more interaction from other clans but overall I would DEFINITELY recommend this game!!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game has a lot of heart. It's cozy yes, but also deep and full of meaning. You can compare it to other games in this genre: e.g. Rimworld, Dwarf Fortress, etc. The thing is, those games don't encourage you to treat your characters as though they were real people. In Clanfolk this is your family, they grow old and they grow up. Death isn't a constant threat, it's an ocassional visitor. You don't make enemies as much as you make friends. Each mechanic is meticulously researched and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I initially picked this up because it looked similar to Rimworld and I was so curious about the historical aspect, but personally after spending time in Clanfolk and watching it grow and develop it's slid its way into being the firm favourite. I love this game, and love seeing what comes with each update and am never disappointed. I think it's so unique and fun and I love that its so historically grounded. It feels like its simple to learn to play if you pay attention to the lessons and can be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is absolutely the city builder your looking to scratch that itch where you can dig deep into your city, its layout, its people, the economy, job specialization, cool housing, and more. What you wont find is outside enemies attacking, zerg hordes, and the usual "outside" influences. This means you will spend more time managing your town and no time building walls and turrets. This is ok though, as there is a ton to do for your people. Big bonus: the game opens with a simple, flowing,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →254 hours in, and still no EA fatigue. Clanfolk is one of the rare Early Access titles that feels like a living, breathing project — not just a roadmap. The developer, Blorf, isn’t just building a game; he’s building trust. Every update is a window into his thought process: why things change, how systems evolve, and what philosophies guide the design. It’s not just patch notes — it’s storytelling. Just read his Progress Update about Bees as example... The game itself is rich, layered, and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Started with 3 people and a dream, ended with 17 relatives, 200 buckets, and still somehow no food for winter.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really nice little game. High fives to everyone during this terrible time in the world.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →8.5/10 I'm a colony simulator enjoyer. I've sank quite some time on them. Clanfolk excels when it puts the core of the simulator on building your clan (extended family), which is lacking in others games of the genre. It really gives an incentive into designing your clan's hold. The current map expansion and plans at building "outposts" will further increase this aspect and I give props to the developer for it. In a (positive) critical note, If I were in charge of developing the game,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Is this game for everyone? No. But if you are excited when you read that the latest update is going to be delayed because a two day R&D plan has turned into a weeks-long deep-dive into ancient beekeeping practices that will then be implemented into the game, then this is definitely the game for you. The strategy is deep, creativity abounds. Slow gameplay, yes. But is it satisfying? Absolutely.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I used to have no interest in pixel-style games but in the past few years I've grown to really like them. I'll try and post some of my favorites below with a quick synopsis to see if it's something you may like. These are really in no particular order. As you can see, I really like the building/colony management games. I hope to delve into other genres at some point when they interest me. Also, a lot will be in early access but I'll note when there hasn't been updates for a while. ###…
positive · AI labelView post →Unfortunately, a lot of potential was wasted here. The development of the game is incredibly slow and for years features have been missing that could be implemented in a single workday. Bugs and gameplay errors that existed years ago are still there. I don’t want to just throw around empty words, so: there is NO overview of wildlife you can hunt, you have to find them on the map. Hunting is often buggy (in 10 days not a single animal was killed, although we tried, it just moved too slowly). The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clanfolk sat in my wishlist for a while, but I kept going back to look at the gameplay screenshots and wondering about the game. I adore colony/town management that zooms into the management aspect (managing food stocks that matter to the folk, assigning jobs etc.) rather than zooming out (diplomacy, upper vs lower class, etc.), and this game absolutely scratches that itch. I adore the building ''discovery" system, wherein you have to collect a certain amount of an item to discover some…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The devs keep making Clanfolk worse with every update. Each new system is added to “fix” the previous one, but instead it breaks the game even further. They recently added a range circle to every workstation so clanfolk wouldn’t walk across the entire map for materials. In theory, good idea. In practice, it completely destroys the game. Workstations now refuse to craft if the required items aren’t inside the circle — and since the hauling system is broken, nothing ever gets hauled into the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clanfolk instantly hooked me as a long-time RimWorld player. I enjoy games that reward careful micromanagement and the quiet satisfaction of watching a settlement slowly grow over time, and Clanfolk delivers that feeling very well. The gameplay loop feels very familiar. You assign jobs, organise production chains, and slowly expand a small group of settlers into a proper community. The pace is relaxed, which lets you focus on planning and optimisation rather than constant pressure. Watching…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Love this game. I've got over 2000 hours into it. It's got the survival, starting from nothing aspects that I like but doesn't force me into eventual combat. It's got some fun design/building aspects and is continuously growing as the developer continues to improve and add features. I love the historical bent as well.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have mixed feelings. Too much micromanagement, and a bit tiring. The technology tree is too extensive, with some unrealistic/linear requirements (must build sth in order to progress, but I don't really want to build that). On the other hand - quite unique and I had some nice time playing it. Maybe I'll come back to it, but it quickly got me tired and a bit bored. That said, I my conscience doesn't allow me to give it a negative review.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Yeah check out **Inzoi**, I haven't tried it since I don't really get into Sims type games... but even if Inzoi isn't a replacement this is a space RIPE for indie game companies since gameplay is mainly about roleplaying, story, mechanics and meaningful interaction rather than cinematic gameplay or insane graphics and physics engines. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2456740/inZOI/ I for one look forward to an explosion of Indie Sims-likes because even though I am not that interested in the…
neutral · AI labelView post →Got this game a while ago and played it wrong. Didn't take the time to slow down and really learn what I'm dealing with in this game. Put it down for MONTHS, forgot all about it. Then I saw the Bear Update. I liked that they have unique personalities and behaviors, unlike a lot of games where bears are just part of roaming wildlife. So I re-downloaded, slowed my ADHD task list way way way down. Put some time into really learning the consequences of the game. Love that there are scenarios and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Frustratingly burdensome controls. You have to click so many times to do simple tasks such as gathering, deconstructing, or adjusting stockpiles. You're FORCED to go through the menu which has everything catergorized into little and specific subcategories; it's incredibly frustrating coming from Rimworld where you can simply right or left click areas or objects to interact. Also, rerolling characters costing points at creation is so damn weird. You can just delete the character and bypass that,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the colony building aspect and the progression in technology without having to focus on warfare or base defense. There is still challenge and an urgency without the feeling like everything is just going to collapse and ruin a run.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great game that offers a lot of game play and customizable difficulty settings. The dev is great--constantly fixing bugs and adds new content at regular intervals. Clanfolk is one of only a few games in my life I have put over 2000 hours into.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With almost 1700 hours- I'd say it's definitely worth it. While I don't need 400+ mods like some other (rim)world base building games to even make it playable, much less enjoyable- I do sometimes find myself yelling at the people for being dumb/not doing what I want. 11/10 keep playing. Only real con I can think of is population control- I'd like to not have to do a ton of rooms with multiple single beds just to keep my pop down.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →LOVE this game. Its the perfect balance of cozy and challenging. I bought it thinking "it'll pass the time when I don't know what else to play" but its turned into my daily go-to. Unfortunately for me I do get attached to the characters, and its sad when they die but also very rewarding to watch them grow and build stuff. I'm excited to watch this game further develop, maybe in the future there will be a hunting party option to help get rid of nuisance bears. Some of them are.... problematic...…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game. Although it's still in early access, it's incredibly fleshed out in both clanfolk personalities, crafting branches, and items. It's great for players wanting full control over the look of their builds, and with minimal conflict other than survival. The setting is quite fun too, and I have enjoyed it a lot more than futuristic games like RimWorld. I can’t wait to see what comes with new updates.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's pretty fun to build your clan up, but there is almost always going to be one *!#$ that refuses to wear clothes in winter and gets sick because they don't go to the fire for warmth. Besides that great game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I appreciate this game. It's one I play to relax and unwind, as there is an overarching simplicity and wholesomeness to it that I enjoy. I jokingly call this game storagecore as it's centered on managing different kinds of crafts and the storage that comes with it. I enjoy this aspect, and I challenge myself with building as small and efficient holds as I can for my Clanfolk. I would like to see more settings where I can individualise my playthrough. In no particular order I would like to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've only had this game about a week and have about 50 hours in it, a few extra which were because I left the game running while I was doing other things and couldn't put it down either. I was looking for dynastical/generational games and had dipped my toes in its more popular contenders; the Sims franchise, Mount and Blade Bannerlord, Crusader Kings 3 and even Massive Chalice. However, I liked Rimworld's colony sim/management aspect, having tried Project Hospital, Academia: School Simulator…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clanfolk is a relaxing game to play. It focuses on 1 clan that can grow by marrying other toons from other clans to keep your clan growing. Its focus is on crafting to survive with no real combat other than a few story elements in the world map when exploring. The crafting tree is huge and can take a long time to get thru to the end. Some skills you learn from exploring an over world map from other clans. Do not let the early access tag bother you as the dev (Blorf) is active in the forums and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game left me with a surprisingly heavy feeling in my heart. Compared to all the medieval life sims I’ve played, Clanfolk affected me in a way I didn’t expect. Despite being a simple 2D pixel game, you’ll eventually find yourself feeling cozy and completely addicted to it. At first, you might think the game is just about farming, gathering resources, and developing your house. But as you continue playing, you realize that it’s really about taking care of your family. You start caring about…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was hesitant to start Clanfolk because it is still in Early Access. I have previously loved games, played them extensively before release, and then found it difficult to return once they were complete because I had already spent so much time with them. I eventually decided to give Clanfolk a try anyway. I now have 140 hours in a single save, so it is safe to say that hesitation did not last long. What I love most about Clanfolk is the way it gradually shifts from being a survival game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a game similar to its direct inspirations Rimworld/Dwarf Fortress with more emphasis on "Scotland" and "Cozy Survival" rather than trying to be a full-on epic colony builder (Dwarf Fortress) or frontier raid (ahem, story) game (Rimworld). I've played both of those games a lot and enjoyed them both, and if you have too, you know how Clanfolk feels as a game. If you like either of these games, you'll like this one. The main difference is Clanfolk has no emphasis on combat/war. Short…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Today I talk about #Clanfolk - a fun colony builder game set in the Scottish Highlands. Ticks all the boxes for me so far! #Gaming #VideoGames #Blog aywren.com/2025/11/24/s...
positive · AI labelView post →I wish I didn't have to put a binary score on this. I don't hate it, I've got a good 28 hours out of the game in short order and it represents good value from the cost. I like the concept of generational progress There are lots of things to like, and if it works for you then great. But I did find a few things that diminished my enjoyment and means it didn't feel right to do a thumbs up - and I think given the game has got very good feedback, some balance is probably fair in the reviews. > The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clanfolk is a piece of art by a developer who is interested in the game himself. It's a tiny project and while I normally ignore Early Access titles this one is worth it. I played the challenge of the highest difficulty settings with the orphans and barely made it. Once the challenge is done there is not much else that is challenging you - but that's okay. I enjoy the cozy playstyle, prepare for the next winter and build even nicer houses for an even bigger clan. The added challenges via the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is slow and repetative. The game has zero strategy, you just work towards unlocking and building the next thing from the tech tree. The furniture is weird, some can rotate, some don't, and it's sometimes hard to see on which tile item is located and where the pawns can walk.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely addicted to the game - the difficulty is perfect! It takes thought and planning but it isnt stressful or frustrating. I love how you start with a straightforward goal of surviving the winter which grows to planning a full settlement for the children and grandchildren of your original clan. The biggest hurdle was forcing myself not to set every task to the emergency "!" - use it sparingly and only for time sensitive tasks (like getting food out of the rain before it rots). 10/10 -…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My goodness this game is a hard one to review. Ultimately Im landing on a not recommend. The pathing in this game is whack as well as prioritisation, Im not sure if this is still an early access game but it sure plays like one (if it is is EA then that explains half of it!) The idea's track is unique but things dont unlock in a realistic fashion. If I have a field of stones and can make a stone fence wall you betcha bottom dollar I can use those stones with clay and reeds for daub walls. I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I am IN LOVE with this game! Been playing 2-3 hours every evening for months now. At this point I have about 250+ folks and it feels less like a clan and more like a little village (: I gave them family names and keep track with their family lore. I build a huge farm with about 70-80 cows and more chickens then I can count, and I manage to keep growing ang expending every year. And I still haven't finished the idea list! Poor guys still clean up in the lake since I haven't learned baths yet…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Oh dear, I downloaded this game on January 23 and have somehow already put 110 hours into it. I have not had a reason to stay up until 3:00...4:00...6:00am in many, many years and yet! I can't seem to put this game down. I've tried two different scenarios so far: the standard and the Hermit. I bumbled around in my first two attempts of the standard scenario, but in each of those attempts I learned how to do things better, smarter, faster, etc. Third time's the charm, and I eventually built up…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR: This game is great and you should get it! I love this game! The developer is super communicative and I really enjoy reading how things are added into the game and why and what's coming. But that's just the bonus cherry on top of this delicious sundae of a game! The starting is very easy and it's nice to decide how many people you would like to start with and how difficult you would like your game play to be. There are a zillion different map seeds to pick your favorite from. The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is truely an underdog, particularly if you like medieval settings. It has everything you may miss in Rimworld and it misses everything you hate in Rimworld. All included, no need for mods. The gameplay and feeling is so unique. Relaxed summers, harsh but cozy winters. So many opportunities, so much to do and decide to guide your clan through the seasons and so many challenges to pursue. Get it now! And gift your friends a copy too.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cute survival game without monsters and bandits. It focus on production chains and family development. Work of passion.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game had me hooked for weeks... more like months (pausing right now but I might return). I like that your only "enemy" in this game is nature. No battles. Much of my focus went into thinking about who I might want to marry into my clan and who I might rather marry off to another clan. Traits seem to get passed down so choices there really matter. Also longterm. Plus (noted that as I am writing this, the game is still in early access...) the devs are pushing out regular free updates and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game. I immediately got hooked in. I enjoyed RimWorld, but there was too much combat for my taste and I did not really feel much connection to the characters. With Clanfolk, I have found myself just letting the game go on the slowest speed and following one of the Clansman around like an ASMR background video.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is already a big competition for my gaming time against RimWorld. Cozier, less combat focused, but very satisfying. The standout for me is the development updates that keep rolling in tackling complex topics that bring depth to a game that could already stand on its own. If you like colony sims, this is one that should be in your library.
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