Build Castles and Fortresses and Manage Your People’s Loyalty in the Fantasy Kingdom Sim “Noble Fates,” Now Officially Out on Steam

From an elf paradise to a country that absolutely won't forgive orcs—anything goes

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Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.
  • Build castles and fortresses and manage your people’s loyalty. “Noble Fates,” a fantasy kingdom sim where you build your ideal nation, is now officially available on Steam.

Xobermon and Living World have officially released the fantasy kingdom sim *Noble Fates* on Steam.

Aim to become a major power in this fantasy world!

Set in a fantasy world inhabited by races such as orcs and elves, this game challenges you to establish and develop your own kingdom.

While dealing with various challenges—such as invasions by ferocious beasts and attacks by malevolent enemies—you’ll advance technology, craft equipment, and conduct diplomacy with neighboring powers.

At first, your citizens can only build crude structures—from walls to roofs—but as they gain experience, their skills improve, allowing them to construct finer, higher-quality buildings and craft better items.

In this game, you can set various beliefs when founding your nation, which will serve as your national policy. By combining elements such as hostility toward specific races, dietary cultures (like raw or cooked food), and primary industries like agriculture or manufacturing, you can create a nation with its own unique character.

Furthermore, because each citizen has different preferences and beliefs, their loyalty fluctuates depending on the tasks assigned to them and the conversations they have. Since even overheard or eavesdropped conversations—not just direct interactions—can influence loyalty, careful attention to detail is crucial when assigning tasks and distributing equipment.

The game was officially released on November 13, and as of the time of writing (around 11:00 PM on November 13), including the Early Access period, it has earned an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating, with 83% of 1,426 reviews being positive.Users have cited similar titles such as *Rimworld*, *Going Medieval*, and *Clanfolk*, praising the game’s high degree of freedom and its smooth controls—even in 3D—during activities like building.

From a nation that freely accepts all races to a fanatical one that thoroughly excludes specific races and doesn’t hesitate to execute them, the fantasy kingdom sim *Noble Fates* is now available on Steam for PC for 2,570 yen.As part of a launch sale, it is available at a 20% discount—2,056 yen—through November 27.


By K.K.