Depraved
In Depraved you are the leader of the pioneers in the Wild West. You are about to start your adventure in a procedurally generated world with only one carriage full of resources. Select a suitable place for your first settlement and procure building materials from mother nature or by trading to create a new home country for your residents. The happier your residents are, the faster your town will grow. Supply your residents with food and water, so that they won't starve or die of thirst. Protect them against the weather and against illnesses by supplying them with clothes and fire wood. You will have to face numerous dangers. Storms, illnesses and bandits will strike at you, and also your own residents can become a danger, if you do not meet their needs. Are you ready for this challenge? The residents of Drepraved have needs. Their basic needs are hunger and thirst which you can satisfy with food and water. In addition, every population type needs another food source. If your population type experiences a shortage of food and the preferential food is not available, you can nourish them with an alternative food source – however, this will affect the mood of your residents in a negative way. Unhappy residents commit raids and other criminal offenses or simply leave the town.
Game Discussion
Steam User 22
This is a criminally underrated game. It's one of the better Banish clones. It's essentially Banish in the wild west but with some unique mechanics. Like cemeteries are for burying the dead not just to make people happy. And if you don't bury the dead, they rot in the street and spread disease. You have to build outhouses or people will poop in the streets and spread disease; I love this little logistical consideration that I don't think the other games consider. A lot of reviews say it's boring after a while but that's true of Banished and the other clones. This seems like another game harmed by the early access crowd that turned on it when it didn't deliver every single little thing they asked for.
Steam User 8
step1-find green grass by train track
step2-speed run to crop field
step3- pig farms and butcher
step4-sell meat
step5- buy rifles
step6-rally the towns people
step7-massacre the natives that keep trying to set sht on fire
step8-build trading post and buy wagoon
step9-steal all the now desceased natives bodys, belongings and horses
step10-repeat from step 4
Steam User 5
It's far from being one of the best city builder games out there but it's not so bad either. It's not too complex if you fancy a relaxing game although there isn't really a tutorial making it a bit complicated while you work everythiing out. In the end, I got a good 30 hours of entertainment from the game so I'd recommend it when it's on offer.
Steam User 6
I don't understand the mixed/terrible reviews. Addicting Banished/Manor Lords style city survival game in the old West. Maybe you won't play for hundreds of hours, but it's great for what it has.
Steam User 2
This game is just good, relaxing city builder with some little hardships but overall a good experience about the wild west, good graphics and a resonable price.
Steam User 2
if you liked banished, this is like that but wild west, BUT, better. no more ''grid lock'', you can use 45o or hold control for full free rotation, when placing buildings. gone is boredom of a world with no threat = indian tribes, and bandit gangs, will either need to be paid off or fought off. and you can individually control your little dudes, click on them, set control+number group selections like in a strategy game = or not. i didn't even realize you could control your dudes for about an hour, i just had them working via orders, because i skipped the tutorial.
pretty cool, for a lil indie game. better city builder than some triple a ones.
Steam User 0
Frankly I can't help feeling the title of this game being Depraved is a tad bit misleading.
I was hoping it would be taking inspiration from something like one of my favourite childhood books Blood Meridian and films in the vein of Ravenous or Cannibal! The Musical but what we actually got is just a bit boring and tedious.
I think actually the only Depraved thing about this game is that you would be forced to play it in excess of 50 hours on maximum game speed just to get the last achievement.