Gord Wskazówki na Xbox Series X (XboxSX)

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These strategies will help you succeed no matter the scenario you’re in.

Use Map Features

The map is the most helpful feature of any game. While exploring the world around you, watch for towers, as interacting with them will reveal significant portions of the map and the locations of various things, including monsters, traders, hermit huts, and random piles of gold.

Explore the Map to Unlock the Story

Exploration is the game's central mechanic and the easiest to misunderstand. Nothing happens unless you explore the hostile environment laid out before you.

Send a scout to explore the map, uncover new resource nodes, and locate horror/quest objectives. During the early hours of the game, scouting is also a source of rare resources like gold.

You should set up jobs (actions) for your villagers so you can focus your attention on your scout.

Keep an Eye on Your Settlements Sanity

Sanity meters are a common mechanic in horror games. The in-game world is scary, and being left in the dark and unknown will negatively affect your villagers. However, you must keep sending them to gather resources and explore the map.

Watch your villagers’ sanity meters. To keep it high, light up the areas where they’ll spend a lot of their time and have a brewery available to restore lost sanity.

Light Up Your Settlements and the Areas You Use Regularly

Light is a crucial aspect of the game. As mentioned above, if your villagers spend time outside of it, they’ll lose their sanity. It also makes it easier for you to spot enemies (and for enemies to spot you).

Light up regular resource collection spots and the pathways your villagers use to reach outposts you’ve set up.

Build Up Your Faith

Faith is technically the ‘magic’ mechanic in the game. To build it up, you must build temples and assign villagers to pray at them. Once they’ve done this enough, you’ll gain access to various levels of spells, ranging from damage-dealing to support enchantments that make your villagers stronger or healthier. 

Faith can make or break a run, so invest in it as early as possible.

Don’t Ignore the Horrors (and DO NOT Fight them)

Horrors are ancient natural gods living in the uncharted wilderness outside your settlement. With each scenario or chapter you play comes a horror that you’ll eventually have to deal with.

While you can ignore horrors, you will eventually stumble upon them, or they will make their presence known by debuffing your village. When you encounter them, they will demand some form of tribute, such as an arbitrary gift, a quest, or the death of one of your villagers.

They’re annoying but incredibly powerful, so if you can plan for the demands, you should. If not, take care of the basics in your village, then seek out the horror once you’re ready. It’s easier to have a controlled interaction with the horror on your own terms rather than resorting to a frantic search after they’ve already made their demands of you.

DON’T fight them. You will die.  Their power makes them difficult to kill, so unless you’re absolutely certain you can take them on, avoid a fight with them at all costs. Though, it’d probably be worth fighting a horror at least once.

Keep an Eye on Your Resources

Resources are critical, so you’ll want to ensure you’re not hitting your storage limits or running out of them. Hitting your storage limit is easy to deal with; you can just re-assign your villagers to a new job. Running low on resources in a specific gathering spot is a bit more challenging to deal with.

While it does take a long time, resource spots will eventually run out of goods, and if you leave your villagers to carry on working, you may run out of resources before you realize they’re starting to dwindle.

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