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Crest Gets New Ancestor Worship Update On PC


Eat Create Sleep has released the Ancestor Worship update for Crest.


Eat Create Sleep is excited to announce the release of the new Ancestor Worship update for our religion simulator Crest! The Ancestor Worship update introduces the Underworld, where the ancestors' spirits go to rest. They will record the player's history and advise on how to proceed with your people. The new release also features improvements to demographical mechanics and how language is developed.


Ancestor Worship Major Features

  • Underworld added with ancestors, they will give you advice and a recap of your history, when you want it.
  • Faith Association has been reworked, which means that people react more realistically (and less frustratingly) to commandments.
  • Followers now must learn words as the game progresses and several new words added to the game, such as Trade, Farm, and Socialize.

Other Additions & Improvements

  • Players can now get information about individual followers in the game.
  • Cities now all have unique names.
  • Population growth model changed to reduce surprise overpopulation.
  • New follower types added: Socializers and Explorers
  • A host of UI/UX changes including
  • 50% bigger island
  • Game now informs player if a proposed commandment wouldn't affect any followers before it's placed
  • Player is now notified about something happening on the commandment tablet when closed.
  • City needs screen is streamlined to reduce clutter.
  • Tutorial updated to reflect all relevant changes
  • A lot of bug fixes and performance improvements

About Eat Create Sleep
Eat Create Sleep is an indie game studio situated in the medieval town of Visby, Sweden. Our focus is on innovative gameplay experiences with a lot of heart and meaningful themes. We ask tough questions with our games and let the player explore the answers.

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