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About the Game
Farthest Frontier is a single-player survival city builder where you grow a village on a randomly generated wilderness map.
Farthest Frontier is an indie simulation and strategy game from Crate Entertainment, built around keeping a small group of settlers alive on the edge of the wilderness. You start with a handful of people searching for a place to settle, and your job is to turn that camp into a working town. Early on, gathering matters most: you collect 16 kinds of raw materials, from wood and stone to clay, metal ore, herbs and honey, while hunting, fishing and farming keep everyone fed.
The core loop is production you can actually watch. Villagers walk out to distant work sites, carry goods back to processing buildings, and then deliver food and finished items to homes, the trading post or storehouses. Roads, carts and better storage help goods move faster and reduce spoilage. Farming is a major system in its own right, with 12 crops, crop rotation to protect soil fertility, and measures against heat, frost and disease.
The setting is a wilderness map generated at random, with varied terrain and resources. You can choose where water and mountains appear and adjust how much of each resource the map produces. Sickness, rats, deer, bears and raiders add pressure, but you can set difficulty to suit you, including turning off invaders and disease or choosing a peaceful mode that avoids combat entirely.
What stands out is the depth of the settlement simulation combined with strong replay value from random maps and difficulty options. Steam Workshop support also lets players build and share mods made with Unity tools, which extends the game further.
Feature Highlights
- Gather 16 types of raw materials, from timber and stone to clay, metal ore, herbs and honey, to fuel your economy.
- Build 190 different buildings as your settlement grows from a small camp into a busy town.
- Plan a detailed farming system with 12 crops, crop rotation, soil fertility management and protection against heat, frost and disease.
- Adjust difficulty freely, including turning off invaders and disease, or choose a peaceful mode that avoids all combat.
- Use Steam Workshop mods, built with Unity tools, to extend the game and share your own creations.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
Fans of city builders and survival sims who enjoy watching a settlement run on its own logic will likely find plenty to love. Players who like planning food, roads, storage and disease control in detail will get real depth from the production chains and the randomly generated maps. The adjustable difficulty also suits players who want a relaxed peaceful build as much as a harsher challenge with raiders.
Not Recommended For
Players who want fast, action-heavy gameplay may find the slow, systems-driven pace frustrating. If you dislike managing logistics, farming details and sickness, you may tire of the constant upkeep quickly.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Farthest Frontier carries the Steam label 極度好評 (Very Positive), with 86% of its reviews positive. That is a strong signal that most players who have reviewed it feel the game delivers on what it promises.
The review volume runs into the tens of thousands, which gives this score real weight, since a large sample smooths out one-off complaints. On Steam, a Very Positive label usually reflects broad satisfaction, while a score built on a small review pool would be far less reliable. Keep in mind that a high percentage describes the average reviewer's opinion, not whether the game suits your personal taste.
Price History & Historical Low
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| Date | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-30 | NT$566 | — |
| 2026-08-04 | NT$566 | — |
| 2026-07-25 | NT$339 | -40% |
All prices in this section are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Farthest Frontier currently sells for NT$ 566, which is also its regular price, so it is not on a tracked discount at the moment. The lowest paid price we have recorded is NT$ 339, seen on the first day of our record, and the highest we have recorded is NT$ 566.
Discounts appear often in our records, and the deepest one we have logged was 40% off. The game has never been free to keep in our records, so there is no free-claim history to rely on.
Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative. If you want the game now, the current price is the regular price with no sale running. If you can wait, a wishlist with sale notifications is the safer route to catch a discount close to the 40% deepest we have seen.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Open the Farthest Frontier store page on Steam, either in the Steam client or on the Steam website.
- Compare the current price of NT$ 566 with the price history below and decide whether to buy now or wait.
- To buy it now, click the purchase option, choose your payment method and complete checkout.
- If you prefer to wait, click Add to Wishlist so the game stays on your list until a sale appears.
- Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications in your settings so you hear about discounts as they happen.
- Check back here for the latest price trend before you commit to a purchase.
Things to Know
Traditional Chinese is supported, along with Simplified Chinese and English, and English is listed with full audio support. The game is not flagged for adult content. All prices shown here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discounted offers can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.
