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Green Street (Beta) v0.10.0
Added
- Neighbours keep hours and days off: at work in their place, out for a walk along the district's paths otherwise, asleep at night; closed places get a shutter.
- A first meeting with every neighbour: who they are, what they are good for and what presents give.
- A notebook per neighbour: five facts that open with friendship, each with where you learned it.
- The neighbour's card: portrait, where they are now, ten hearts with progress, tabs for the person, the notebook and their tastes.
- Mikhalych's hardware shop: decor for the yard (lights, birdhouse, feeder, tyre bed, gnome, barrel), feed, a hoe and surprise seed packets.
- Neighbours on the map look different: height, build, skirts, hats, beards, glasses, things of their trade.
Changed
- Beds stand at least 25 m apart and are drawn with a frame and a flag, so they no longer merge.
- The yard: new hens of three breeds that wander and peck, a nest with the eggs, a ramp to the coop, labels on what is where (tap to hide).
Green Street (Beta) v0.9.0
First public beta.
Added
- Your real district as the farm: OpenFreeMap vector tiles (OpenStreetMap data) painted into bright pixel art, with zoom, pan and labels.
- Beds on lawns by pavements and park paths, tended by walking past (GPS, also in the pocket during a walk); rain, going wild, frost.
- 128 varieties, 58 goods, 95 recipes; the yard with hens, windowsill pots, kitchen, cellar and the notice board.
- 23 neighbours bound to real places (bakery, pharmacy, library, market…) with 735 requests and 474 letters over three years; hearts, presents, seeds.
- Finds on the way every few hundred metres: forage by place, month and weather, seed packets, groats, neighbours' lost things, small moments.
- The household: eight upgrades bought with groats; the Saturday fair with a crop in demand each week.
- Opening tasks that teach every mechanic; a prologue; onboarding with the home picked on the map.
- Festivals, a folk calendar for every day, the second year (balcony, hives) and the third (the shared garden).
- The yard drawn after the home: a city courtyard, a block of flats or a house.
- Settings: language (system, Russian, English), the StillCraft community links, credits.