Anchored

Why cant i save my proggress thats sucks :((((

thanks for making this free game 

Pls come back with this game in the future plsplss ❤❤

BUG!!!! the people will stop attacking the crabs (and possible other creatures maybe) if the health of said crab becomes really small. almost like they think they are dead but clearly they are not....

who can i download it?

pls help me. I want to play this game. But i don't what to do 

I know that the development of this is over, but still, a few basic thoughts when I was playing it:

 * Try to not stack your guys in the exact same spot, like when exiting the armory, etc.

 * You need some visceral feedback, like little satisfying sounds or effects "confirming"
that you've damaged/killed an enemy, healed/revived an ally, or issued a move command. You have some for resources, but you're also missing some.

 * Watchtowers are kinda useless if they don't extend attack range - you can't even cover full 25% of the main building's side with it,
and you *need* AoE attacks to deal with the big enemy groups, anyway, making watchtowers useless

 * The preplaced huts should block placement of new buildings. In general, I think you would keep things more "organic",
if the huts and the central building weren't "special case" objects, but rather stuff that's possible to build or reposition normally

 * Relying on AoE attacks and spells instead of individual combat, makes your game feel kinda MMO-ish:
Instead of striving against dangerous creatures, feels like your guys are mainly just wiping mobs
with the occassional miniboss after which they need to heal up.

 * You should do some basic formations: Ranged guys stay a bit further behind waypoints, armor ones a bit ahead

 * Let your guys eat food from their backpack first, rather than starve.

 * I agree that some recurring threats are needed, but I don't think spawning the same enemies in the same spot when you pass through it is the right approach.
What if you instead had some props that serve as potential spawnpoints for enemies?

 * I think it's important for things to feel like consequences of other things, rather than something that blatantly happens as a consequence of simple scripts, e.g. resources respawning,
animals eating food in the wild, wandering, idk.

In general I didn't feel like I had a lot of agency in this game, since it was fairly obvious what the best things to do are,
and I didn't really feel like I had the ability to set any
particular goals for myself, or had room to experiment with things.

i used cheat engine to give myself wood,stone and iron didnt help i still starved by 3rd day! the food doesnt have a number so i cant add food or i would have insanely hard game! they should only take 1 food for each of them a day not the insane amount they eat, it would be a great game had they fixed the food intake! If you ever want to fix your game please just fix the food! youll probably get renewed interest in your game!

ok im going to say first off its a good game and i like it but i have some constructive comments

first off

~people do not starve that fast. starving should be slower as to give time for the player to gather the necessary food

~ game is set on super hard by default meaning i only have 2 guys down on the surface but constantly getting hordes of monsters.

~ i suggest makeing monsters edible maybe they drop a turnup or some meat.

~ all items should be usable at the start of the game i wanted to let my island float cause all the food was gone from the surface but i couldn't

~people eat too fast. its like they eat all the food every day i was on full food and it was gone by the middle of the 3rd day

~ you should add rations low mid and high rations and these affect the people's mood and work ethic maybe they are sluggish on low rations but work extra hard on high rations

i havent played yet but this lookes promising its hard to find good games that arent either childish or just to much killing

Shame that this is an abandoned project...

This. So. Good. I feel like I'm playing Dungeon Siege 2. It has a classical feel of old RTS RPGs but also modern survival and styles.

Wow, what a great idea and very well done! Seriously, why hasn't anybody thought of this before?! It's super interesting and has the potential to be an incredibly deep, strategic game with great replayability! I enjoyed playing it a lot and was very sad when I realised lifting the anchor meant ending the game. I thought I'd get new areas with fresh loot and so on ;(

Well done!