Fixed the 0 Corn bug at the dock! (My apologies!) - This should also resolve the issue preventing your ship from departing again. Reorganised the stacks at the dock. Upgraded to a newer Unity version.
• Refined gameplay progression: Fear and thirst are introduced after the first year, followed by order, anarchy, and gambling after the second year on the island. This pacing allows players to gradually adapt to the evolving challenges, enhancing the overall gaming experience. •
Fixed dock bug when pirates returned with iron. This could have broken your save game. Adjusted pirates' seating in the Gambler's Cove. Opening the menu in Isla Verde now pauses the game. Pirates now need to gamble less often. Increased satisfaction for pirates when gambling.
Hello Pirate Leaders, I'm pleased to announce a fresh addition to Crow’s Nest: the Isla Verde. This island is more spacious than Isla Bonita, and it gives you more places to set up your docks. This update also brings a new resource: Bananas! You can find them on the map or grow m
• Enhanced the display of the Order/Anarchy view layer. • Adjusted the influence range of the order layer in both the tavern and snackbar. • Fixed a bug where the camera moved back to the building after deselecting it. The camera can now be moved freely while a building is select
Critical Bug Fixed: The ship did not return from missions. We've corrected this issue, and I apologize to those who wondered why their ships never came back. Tavern Rum to Cups of Rum: Caterers working in a tavern now produce cups of rum from rum barrels. This change makes the ro
• Improved riot notifications: A warning sign now properly indicates potential and ongoing riots to the player. • Enhanced user experience: Added helpful hints for controls and tooltips. • Addressed a code error encountered when placing the tavern. • Resolved an issue with the gh
Ahoy, fellow adventurers! I'm excited to announce that Crow's Nest has launched in Early Access on Steam! Firstly, I want to apologize for my radio silence throughout the development process. I've always believed in showing rather than telling, and I wanted to wait until I had a