DiscoverTech News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'
The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'

The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'

Update: 2025-11-02
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UnReal World, a pioneering survival game, has been captivating players for over three decades, predating Dwarf Fortress. Set in Iron Age Finland, it challenges players to survive with basic tools and nature's offerings. Created by just two individuals, Sami Maaranen and Erkka Lehmus, the game has evolved from a fantasy roguelike to a deep, realistic simulation, incorporating elements like shelter-building, animal behavior, and a crafting system inspired by Finnish traditions. With regular updates and a dedicated community, UnReal World continues to grow, reflecting its creators' passion and inspiration.

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The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'

The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'