I can't tell you how many times I've replayed this. I keep just going about my business, then thinking about this again and wanting to play it again because it's just so good. I can never get enough of it. This may be your first game, but it's still my favorite. All the little things that you add as well as the well crafted story are just marvelous. And making the main guy so nice and likable was great. And the music is amazing as well. The way it just relaxes you while you enjoy this heartwarming little story is fantastic. I applaud you for making this work of art. Thank you so much for making it. I can't wait to see even more great games from you. :) #stillplayingthisin2019
Once again, a great game. Nice, cute story, along with some good, casual game playing. And I love how it once again links back to the first game, Home, and the nameless white haired adventurer. That was a nice little easter egg, though I would like to see that first character again sometime.
Be sure to have enough fuel/graphite/iron. If you see fuel/graphite/iron production oscillating around the 0 (sometimes negative production, sometimes positive production) it means you have not enough production to sustain steel.
While most people said avoid agility I actually avoided Charisma and still got the good ending. I did Lissara in the beginning and picked the little agility thing until I maxed her out then did Kira and did the extra strength thing with her until she was maxed out then I helped the chieftain and did the intelligence thing until he was maxed then I just kept going to the tavern and doing strength. I even got to keep the fox. As you can see, you can still do agility, you just have to be smart about it.
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Be sure to have enough fuel/graphite/iron. If you see fuel/graphite/iron production oscillating around the 0 (sometimes negative production, sometimes positive production) it means you have not enough production to sustain steel.