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About Noble in Exile

Noble in Exile is a town-building and business game in which you play a member of a once-noble family. You design your town down to its roads and floor bricks, build each store yourself and manage its operations, including ingredient imports and product prices. You set the prices, but the market determines how your businesses perform: higher prices mean fewer sales, and you aim to make the most profit.

Build your town

You control the town’s layout and its businesses, deciding how much of each ingredient to import and what to charge for each product. The market determines how many products sell at those prices.

Planned additions

The description outlines several features intended for the full release:

  • More industry chains and buildings, along with maps featuring different climates and environments.
  • An Ancient Chinese Casino update, with a regular casino building and an in-game Chinese casino. Its gambling mini-games use currency earned through normal gameplay, and you may be able to make a living in the casino.
  • A Family System focused on maintaining your family’s honor. You choose an inheritor, decide what each child practices and learns during childhood, and can connect with other families through marriage for potential benefits. Children cost more to support, while having fewer children increases the risk of ending your family line and the game.

No multi-city competition

The game does not include the proposed system in which players compete against AI-run cities using business and diplomatic strategies. The description says this feature was ruled out because of the complexity of its AI and the resources needed for asynchronous multiplayer, including a server to save the game state.

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