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Take control of a settlement of the first modern humans, guide them through the ages in their struggle for survival. Dawn of Man is a survival/city-builder from the creators of Planetbase.
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The game starts in the Stone Age, and takes you up to the Iron Age, spanning more than 10,000 years of human prehistory. You will have to get your people to survive, expand and evolve, just like our ancestors, facing the challenges that the environment will throw at you.
Dawn of Man Animals
Animals are the source of many key goods, such as meat, bones, or pelts. You can leave animals to their own thing, organize hunts, or even scavenge carcasses left in the fields. Eventually, you will be able to tame and bring animals to your settlement.
Domestic Animals
Domestic animals provide your settlement with a reliable source of food and resources.
Keeping domestic animals is essential to sustaining large populations, but it is also a challenge, as you have to ensure that they are well kept and maintained.
Wild Animals
Wild animals roam the land doing their own thing.
Most wild animals why away from humans and avoid settlements, but stray predators might pose a threat.
As eras come and go, so do animal species.
Domestic Animals
Domestic animals provide your settlement with a reliable source of food and resources.
Keeping domestic animals is essential to sustaining large populations, but it is also a challenge, as you have to ensure that they are well kept and maintained.
Dogs
Dogs are the first domestic animals to show up in your settlement. They are excellent guards and will help you fight any intruders.
Once the dog domestication tech is researched, dogs will keep on coming to the village at a steady rate, depending on your population.
They eat the leftovers from the humans, so they do not require to be fed or given shelter.
Resources Produced
- 1 Raw Meat
Goat
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
Recurrent Production
- 1 Milk
Resources Produced
- 1 Raw Skin, 4 Raw Meat, 1 Bone
Sheep
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
Recurrent Production
- 1 Wool
Resources Produced
- 1 Raw Skin, 4 Raw Meat, 1 Bone
Pig
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
- Resources Produced
1 Raw Skin, 4 Raw Meat, 1 Bone
Cattle
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
Recurrent Production
- 2 Milk
Resources Produced
- 2 Raw Skin, 6 Raw Meat, 2 Bone
Donkey
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
Resources Produced
- 2 Raw Skin, 4 Raw Meat, 2 Bone
Horse
Domestic animals can be brought to the settlement by capturing their equivalent wild counterpart, or by purchasing them from traders.
They can be slaughtered for meat or kept alive to collect the resources they produce. During winter they have to be kept in stables and be given water and food: straw or frain.
Before you can domesticate or purchase the you have to research the appropicate taming tech.
Resources Produced
- 2 Raw Skin, 4 Raw Meat, 1 Bone