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So awesome! Grats guys!

Congrats!

Onneksi olkoon!

Congrats!!

Now, that is fantastic! :)

Congrats!

First open-world survival game? I guess people forgot about "Visions of the Aftermath: The Boomtown" [www.mobygames.com]. Possibly others. I'm no game historian.

Well done, brave Finns!

I remember some DOS era survival games so... not really sure they looked into right. But I do believe longest support you probably definitely got that.

When did this game originally come out?

Very happy for you, guys. Thanks for all the effort along the years.

@Itharus: It's said right there in the post :) "...first released in 1992."

@Wazgob: Yes, Visions of the Aftermath seems very fitting to be one of the earlier pioneers, haven't played it myself though. The was even '86 DOS text game called "Wilderness: A Survival Adventure". I'm quite sure these both these have come up upon GWR research but hard to pinpoint inclusion and showcasing of the key elements of the genre must have mattered in the recognition. And as we see the record tiles are always more straightforward than the more verbose description of the conclusion.

Congratulation! I have to regret that i havent played it enough yet to enjoy it in its whole depth, but i support your passion for it. Its a pity that most of the "Triple-A" titles lack sophisticated reason and brains like in this game, they are only eyecandy and made for quick fun, so that the customers get rid of it fast and buy a new game with better graphics, better sound, but still no compelling content that can fascinate in the long-run.

1992?!? are you guys serious? How I missed this game whole my life?
Btw. I wish for this game future to be even more "free" than it is.
Beeing able to live any life possible and cooexisting with villages as part of nation would be great.

I realy would love to become smith or trader. Or rancher and sell my Rudolf's to nations where they are not as common.