Fantasy Craft

Fantasy Craft is a third-person medieval fantasy life simulator with survival and RPG elements, playable solo or in co-op. You play a character who, after losing his father, moves to the village of Lovelydale to live with his uncle and begin adult life. There, you meet old friends and new people, take on quests, and explore places filled with mysteries.

Build a life in Lovelydale

Gather wood, ores and minerals to build a house, furnish it and set up workbenches. You can choose from several house-building options, expand your land by buying nearby plots, and install complex equipment to mine iron, coal and copper there. The world has changing day and night cycles and weather, and advanced settings let you turn off the night cycle and set hunger and thirst to their minimum.

You can collect sticks, stones and plants, mine resources, loot containers and interact with wild animals and monsters. Hunting and fishing help you survive; fishing zones contain both common and rare fish. You can also farm vegetables and fruit for cooking and winemaking, and explore caves for essential and rare resources.

Learn crafts and skills

You can learn alchemy, potion-making, blacksmithing, carpentry, hunting, fishing, cooking and tailoring. Crafting covers equipment, tools, weapons, armor, furniture and other items, with a large number of blueprints to unlock. A research system lets you discover blueprints at workbenches and examine plants, berries and mushrooms at a research table to obtain recipe scrolls for potions.

Cooking more complex dishes can grant buffs. Potions can improve health, strength, armor, carrying weight and critical damage, among other effects, and make woodcutting and mining faster and more efficient. You can level up your character’s skills as you play.

Quests and trade

Interact with village NPCs to take on quests and tasks that can reward you with blueprints, money and experience. You can earn money by crafting goods and selling them to NPCs or market traders. The game includes a trading and economy system, as well as many quests that offer opportunities to earn money.

Explore and find treasure

Use maps and a compass to navigate; you can buy both from traders, and the game has no map markers. You can venture into enchanted locations and protected caves, where dangerous creatures and monsters guard resources and treasure. Weapons and armor made through blacksmithing and tailoring help prepare you for combat.

Locked chests and cupboards can contain coins, lockpicks, potions, tableware, food and other valuables. Lockpicking has beginner, intermediate and master difficulty levels, and you can buy lockpicks before heading into dangerous, blocked areas.