Doloc Town, a post-apocalyptic farming simulator developed by RedSaw Games Studio, invites players to cultivate crops in a world transformed by disaster. Set in a community formed out of necessity, players must grow food to support their neighbors, who contribute in various ways, such as cooking and building infrastructure.
The free demo is available during Steam Next Fest, running from February 24 to March 3. It offers players a chance to explore the game’s mechanics with a focus on self-sufficiency and community survival. The gameplay is straightforward, catering to both new and experienced players, while the unique setting provides a fresh perspective on the farming genre.
Players will encounter a cast of characters, each hinting at the town’s complex history amidst societal collapse and authoritarian challenges. Although the full plot remains unclear, the engaging environment encourages extended playtime. While the demo is advertised as lasting two hours, players can easily extend their experience by optimizing their farms and upgrading their equipment.
Although there’s no official release date for Doloc Town yet, the demo offers several hours of immersive gameplay. Interested players should take advantage of the demo’s availability while it lasts.
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