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Early Access Launch Set for Pioneers of Pagonia, the New City Builder by Original The Settlers Creator

Envision Entertainment's Pioneers of Pagonia, a fresh city-building game by the creator of The Settlers, is preparing for an early access release on Steam in December, with a demo and closed alpha events before the launch.

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The imaginative minds behind the classic game The Settlers are back with an exciting creation called Pioneers of Pagonia. Lead designer Volker Wertich and the Envision Entertainment team are ready to unveil their city-building masterpiece, and eager gamers can join in early as it enters Steam’s early access program on December 13th. But before that, a public demo and a closed alpha will offer players a glimpse into this captivating world.

Pioneers of Pagonia whisks players away to the mystical islands of Pagonia, where the challenge is to establish a thriving presence. The game is set in procedurally generated lands, each holding fantastical creatures and sometimes not-so-friendly inhabitants.

To prosper, players must strategically expand their reach and influence, engaging in production, economic growth, and exploration. This journey involves uncovering and utilizing the resources scattered across the islands.

Early Insights and Engagement

In June, players got their first taste of Pioneers of Pagonia’s enchanting city-building action through an adorable in-game reveal trailer. Envision Entertainment has been consistently sharing gameplay details via Steam posts. Soon, players will have the chance to dive in themselves, starting with a closed alpha in September, accessible to selected subscribers of the studio’s newsletter.

Following that, a public demo is on the horizon just before October’s Steam Next Fest, paving the way for Pioneers of Pagonia’s entrance into early access on December 13th.

Pioneers of Pagonia, during its early access phase, will feature an impressive array of gameplay elements. Players can enjoy experimenting with 40 distinct building types, engaging with over 70 different goods and interconnected production chains. The game’s procedural map generation promises “endless fun.”

However, Envision Entertainment has big plans beyond the initial release. Over the following six months of development, they aim to introduce new features, such as cooperative gameplay, additional buildings, and intricate production chains. This period will also focus on enhancing technical aspects and balancing gameplay.

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Envision Entertainment emphasizes their commitment to crafting a top-notch gaming experience. The developers are eager to involve the community as early as possible, believing that collaborative efforts will lead to an improved final product.

They express this sentiment on Steam, stating, “We want to ensure the best possible experience when the game is fully released. To accomplish this, we want to get the game out to the community as early as possible and work together to improve it before it gets released.”

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