Gamers need to expand the population, make sure that all resources that the people needs keep being harvested, new buildings are being created and the various random events do not cause too much damage.īanished is a game about carefully expanding when the situation is great, while also making sure one has the reserves required to get through a lean period without getting too many citizens killed. The basic structure is pretty simple: a town in the middle of a randomly generated piece of land, with resources spread all around and a small stockpile of them to get the citizens started. In just two seasons, my food was down to 200, I had little firewood left, my herbalist was only half built and I was quickly thinking about returning to an earlier save in order to try out another strategy.īanished is basically a simulation that does not aim for the grandeur of SimCity, but for the intimacy and the careful evolution of The Settlers, with Shining Rock Software adding a dose of extra difficulty in order to create a stiffer challenge for players. I built a couple of new houses while anxiously waiting to see how my resources would be affected.
Banished might be the best overpopulation simulation I have ever played because its core gameplay seems designed to show those who engage with the title how quickly a town can disappear because it lacks food, firewood or because of mass disease.ĭuring one of my first games, I managed to get past the 1,000 mark for both food and firewood and I began thinking about expanding my population in order to add that all important herbalist building.
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