Manor Lords is one of the biggest hits of recent weeks. Its quality is shown not only by sales, but also by the enthusiastic reactions of players who are delighted that such a quality title was created by a single developer. And exactly the idea of a lone creator slightly stiffened the competition. Arthur Bruno behind the Farthest Frontier strategy objected to the fact that Polish developer Greg Styczeń is on his own, as is sometimes presented. According to his words, he would definitely not call him a solo developer, because the author of the building delicacy has two other programmers, illustrators, history experts, 3D animators and a number of others on hand, thanks to which his team can easily be larger than the one Arthur Bruno has.
If you’re wondering what caused Farthest Frontier’s creator to react slightly irritated, it’s primarily news from a community that assumes his team is some sort of giant, while the Manor Lords author is being held up as a paragon of a solo developer, while he is definitely not alone and in theory he may have a bigger team than Bruno. It is definitely a question whether or not to reconsider across the game industry which titles to mark as the works of one creator, and which, on the contrary, to take as classic game projects.
If you’re looking to give Manor Lords a try, you can currently find the game on PC.
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