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About Fleeting Ages

Fleeting Ages is a sandbox survival game set in a world that progresses from the prehistoric era to the Industrial era on one map. You play as a mysterious man who can die but does not age. You are the only one of your kind, and there are no other supernatural beings in the world. As you survive and act, you can permanently shape the world and find your own role in it.

Shape the ages

Your actions change the world for better or worse, from killing an animal to building a town. You can invent tools and weapons, and the changes you make affect every aspect of the game. As you progress, the world and its inhabitants respond: animals roam the land, with hostile ones attacking you, and humans eventually appear in small settlements. They can learn from you and develop their own culture.

As you trigger shifts between ages, people adapt to the new era, changing their weapons, clothing and buildings. Hostile enemies and their behavior change too, as do the houses they build and the weapons they use. The resources, tools, people and enemies you encounter also vary as the ages pass.

Gather and survive

You collect resources to survive and develop tools, including wood, copper, iron and other metals, coal, herbs and plants for potions, food and water. You can use resources to build what you want, with more possibilities becoming available as you invent new tools. Weapons and armor help you defeat enemies or hunt for food, ranging from sticks and bows to swords and firearms.

The threats span from wild animals in the early ages to advanced human civilizations with firearms at the end of the ages you can explore.

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Fleeting Ages is available for 78% less in shops such as Kinguin, Gameseal, or GameBoost.

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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