Your civilization is entering its final 20 days. Now the strength of the settlement you have built will be put to the test.
Complete your defenses
Prepare for the approaching threat with town walls, bell towers, and brick defensive walls.
Places that preserve history
The Grand Archive and the Inheritance Lighthouse protect your civilization’s records and connect its history to the next generation.
How you survive the final 20 days depends on your preparations and choices.
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Development diary: See your next move, from hearth repairs to timber deliveriesA village worth protecting. A clearer next move. Morning arrives with a damaged hearth. Where should recovery begin? Timber has been cut, yet village stock is low. Two residents are tending one field, but one is labeled as waiting. We are working through these points of confusion found during actual play. Here is our October 19–20 development progress, focused on making decisions and people's w…Development diary: The people who keep the flame aliveA night survived is a story of the people who worked through it. In Last Civilization: Inherited Flame, protecting the last flame should be more than watching a resource counter. Who brought the fuel? Who repaired a breach? Who needed to rest before taking another watch? Our latest work, on October 16–17, focuses on making those jobs function as intended and connect to residents' records. These…Development update: Clearer nights, growing villages, lives to rememberProtect the flame. Get to know the people who keep it alive. In Last Civilization: Inherited Flame, a village is more than a collection of buildings. Preparing by day, protecting the flame by night and remembering each resident should connect into one story. Following our October 7 demo update, we have continued improving the development build. Here is what we have been working on. Find the bat…