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Started "A new home" and never saw an option for difficulty settings.
Easy. Medium. Hard. Extreme.
The New Home scenario is set to medium when you first play it and needs to be seen though to the end (it also acts as the games tutorial) before you can pick what scenarios you want to do and at what difficulty.
I can't remember if you have access to endless mode before finishing New Home.
I recommend staying with medium, but if you had too many difficulties in your initial playthrough then pick easy as that will be more forgiving and start you with more resources to begin with thereby allowing your people to gather, build and research at faster speeds whilst been less susceptible to the weather conditions reducing their sickness levels.
Easy level always gives you more resources to begin with and allows you to make mistakes and still be able to recover. It can be the level that makes you into an expert at the game, learning all the pitfalls and tips and tricks for yourself.
Alternatively you can learn from other peoples mistakes and their guides to achieve better results. There's a multitude of other people that have already tread the footsteps that you are now undertaking. Take their advice if you get too frustrated trying to struggle on your own.
Guides tab/Gameplay Basics/The Beginner's Frostpunk Guide
By Imperatordavius (5 star rating)
Edit: Don't forget that you can customise your easy, medium, hard and extreme games turning up or down the weather effects for instance in experiment.
In addition, once you have completed 20 days in A New Home scenario then you can choose to play on any level from then on and don't have to complete it on your first attempt, although failure can also be a great motivator for future success.
Umm ... what happened to Survival?!
I like Survival Mode, it really makes the game gritty and feels like a great achievement because you've played it all in one go, mistakes and all.
Survivor mode is a very difficult game setting and extremely challenging (no save unless on exit) where you can only pause the game using the available menus. Extreme is a extremely difficult game setting and extremely challenging and is the hardest game setting of all.
For all intents and purposes Survivor mode is considered its own difficulty setting, above extreme. Its the highest difficulty since its literally Extreme + the extra difficulty of no pausing or manual saving added.
Look at the description for Survival Mode as it starts - a very difficult game setting and extremely challenging.
You can pause the game in survival mode by building something and holding that thought or activating your settlement management. You can also pause the game in any game setting by entering the frostland view. You just can't use the space bar to pause the game as you can in other game settings.
Time for a coffee