Fallen Earth Ver 2.6 Brings Farming, Agriculture To The Wasteland
GamersFirst has announced that their open-world, post-apocalyptic MMORPG, Fallen Earth, has been updated to version 2.6. The latest version brings with it some great new additions while keeping the core survival, hunting and scavenging aspects in place. Gamers can now own a farm homestead and plant crops and raise animals.
Fallen Earth is a different take on the MMO genre because just about everything that exist in the game world can be crafted. The focus is on scavenging, crafting and trading. In the latest update players are able to plant various sized farms anywhere in the wasteland, complete with a farmhouse.
Asa Reed, Producer for Fallen Earth commented in the press release, saying...
Pretty cool update right there. This should really help bring the game world to life and add a new strategic element of interaction for a lot of people.
You can hop into Fallen Earth right now for no charge. The free-to-play MMO can also be accessed from Steam's PC client. For more information on the update feel free to visit the Official Website. You can check out the 2.6 update list below.
Key Features Include:
* Size Matters: Place one of three different sized farms anywhere in the game world. The farms come in 3 plot, 6 plot, and 9 plot variants.
CINEMABLEND NEWSLETTER
Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News
* Plant your seed: Plant seeds or use animal cloning kits in your available plots and watch them grow into full sized plants and livestock.
* Hot and sweaty work gets rewarded: Harvest plants and utilize livestock for rare and valuable materials.
* Take a load off in your own farm: Enjoy your own cozy farmhouse, standard with each farm; larger farmhouses even have indoor space with seating, usable vaults and more.
* What’s in your box? The Dusty Box, a new lockbox, brings all new Western-Themed gear into the Wasteland!
Staff Writer at CinemaBlend.
Babygirl's Director Explains Why Working With Intimacy Coordinators Is Like Working With Stuntmen
Harrison Ford Revealed The Project He's Felt The Most 'Comfortable' And 'Confident' Working On, And It Makes So Much Sense
The Story Behind Joe Pesci Accidentally Biting Macaulay Culkin While Filming Home Alone And Scaring Him