We should have simultaneous releases from now on, between Steam, itch, and here. But I wanted everybody to see what progress has been made and get a chance to try it out. We're going to get through all of this (and more keyboard support as well of course). Also, because of how the graphical release is set up, we're currently stuck with one font size, which will impact some tile sets of course. A few other indicators need to come back, and some tiles are working a little oddly (brooks for example).

We'll need to work through those - you can still use the settings to scale it up if you like. Zooming the interface with the mouse wheel is currently disabled because some of the menus don't react well to being small in width.

Here's the first Classic release! There's a lot left to do, but this version is playable and will give you an idea of where things are at.

The multi-programmer era is about to begin. Although we're now almost a month past the launch, we're still in the midst of exciting times for Dwarf Fortress.

A Bay 12 Report to start the new year! Future of the Fortress is a little longer this time, and it's always complicated when it intersects the holidays, so that'll be up later.

Still, things are getting done - the arena patch will be up pretty soon, and Putnam made great progress on linux over the last few days as well. But February is already known to be unusual, and March is shaping up that way as well. The level of exigent circumstances continues to be high! Hopefully after March or so things will have settled down into more familiar patterns. This month's will also be a day or two late. Last month's FotF which I forgot to link: one, two. A reasonably interesting Bay 12 Report to cover January.Now available at Steam and itch.io! DOWNLOAD DWARF FORTRESS CLASSIC 50.07 (February 7, 2023) WindowsĪll Versions Current Development: RSS Feed, Release Feed,

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