On January 9, 2014, it was announced the game would be released for Microsoft Windows on February 18, 2014. Hodorowicz stated he had put over 5500 hours into the development of the game, and hoped to eventually add support for Linux and OS X. PC Gamer interviewed Hodorowicz in December 2013, where he noted that he hoped to release the game by January 2014. In a September 2013 interview, Hodorowicz said the video game series Anno was a big inspiration, which influenced his decision not to include combat in the initial release.
Development and release īanished 's development began in August 2011 by Luke Hodorowicz as Shining Rock Software, a sole proprietorship.
Hazards in the game come in the form of harsh weather conditions, fires, depression, starvation, and an aging population. Keeping them healthy, happy and well-fed is pivotal to making the town prosper. The citizens of the society act as the player's primary resource. The player must balance the use of resources against the town's growth. The player must order the building of various structures in order to support the citizens, such as houses, blacksmith shops, hospitals, farms, and schools, while ensuring enough resources are being produced to keep the citizens stocked. The player's citizens will age and eventually die. Additional citizens come from two sources, the birth of children and the arrival of nomads, wandering groups that wish to join the player's town. Citizens have needs that must be met in order to keep them happy and healthy, such as ensuring enough food is available or that they have a home. The citizens then perform the job without specific direction from the player. The player must assign citizens to various jobs such as building or fishing. The game focuses on the player's town as a whole, with the citizens of the town acting as a resource to be managed. Banished gameplay without the user interface.īanished revolves around the player guiding citizens of a remote community of outcasts to grow and maintain a settlement through a command economy.
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