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dude's been working on this game for 20 years and considers it half done.
buckle in, it's gonna be a long ride
The game is not considered complete, because it is a long ongoing project, but has enough content to be considered a complete game, and each update has been free (none of these ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DLCs), and there's a lot more coming. Here's what the game has planned: http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/dev.html
But of course they need to finish porting Classic into this Premium/Steam version first, such as adding quality of life fixes, Adventure mode and Arena Mode.
Updates don't come often, but they're usually very huge, as far as I can tell. The next big one I think will supposedly add Magic to the game.
In my fortress time almost completely stopped.
I chose the standard embark size, have no crazy pathfinding and have no idea why my computer has no problem running high end games but this one lags.
Some other examples of updates is the army/sieges update which will be updating how both of those parts of the game work, new villains related stuff such as more politics, and the myths and magic update which obviously add magic in some form to the game. Those are just the ones that will be in the next few years.
This game is very much a finished product in terms of content available already and has been for over 10 years if that's what you're worried about. This isn't one of those games that gets released and abandoned after 6 months. I highly recommend the game now and I don't think you should wait for adventure mode or anything since fortress mode is already great and will give you hundreds of hours alone.
Just know that the wiki is your best friend with this game and that losing is fun!
His life's goal is to make the ultimate fantasy world simulator on the market.
What Dwarf Fortress does by the end of its development cycle won't be possible in other games for generations after all of our deaths. Until like, robots can make you a AAA game to your exact specification in a week. No matter what the Rimworld nay-sayers think, that's just an objective fact.
it is special in so many senses of the word. some of them more bizarre than others
it's also still very much an early access game in nature, even if it isn't marked that way in the steam store. so keep that in mind if you decide to get into it.
There will be spikes every time Tarn releases a big arc, but it will probably never reach the hype is was a week ago. But that's okay. They're already squillionaires lol.