Colossus consists of many interconnected mechanics, from families and workplaces to migration and social cohesion. One of the major challenges we face is making sure these systems do not exist in isolation. Their connections need to make sense within the world of Colossus while also creating interesting gameplay decisions. Today,
As we continue developing Colossus, we have also been thinking about a fundamental question: What does it actually mean to win or lose a game of Colossus? Since Colossus is built around an interconnected simulation, we do not want victory or defeat to feel disconnected from the village you have
One of the core goals during the development of Colossus has always been to ensure that every gameplay system has a clear purpose. As the village simulation evolved, our original church system no longer fit that philosophy. It mixed together several different mechanics, making progression less intuitive than we wanted.
One of the biggest design changes we've recently made in Colossus is separating Needs, Resources, and Amenity Buildings. Many city builders treat buildings themselves as needs. In Colossus, we wanted to take a different approach. Villagers don't need a Tavern. They need Beer. Amenity Buildings are
One of the biggest goals for Colossus is making your settlement feel alive and constantly evolving. Villagers should not simply gather resources forever, they should learn, improve, and shape the future of their society. Today, we want to introduce a brand new mechanic currently in development the Knowledge System. Knowledge
Right now, our villagers are basically workaholics with zero social life, clocking out only to march straight home like it’s the most exciting part of their day. So today, we’re changing that by taking a closer look at how villagers spend their free time and how we can
Building Upgrades As your village grows, so should the buildings that define it. A static settlement quickly becomes a stagnant one and that’s something we want to avoid entirely. Our goal is to create a system where every building evolves over time, adapting to your priorities, your playstyle, and
We are introducing a new progression system: villagers now gain experience in their respective professions and improve their skills over time. Each time a production cycle is completed, the assigned worker earns experience in their current profession. As experience accumulates, efficiency increases. Importantly, experience is profession-specific, working as a
Today we want to give you a deeper look into the economic and social systems of our villages. One of our core goals is to make your settlement feel alive, not just functional, but socially evolving. To achieve this, we are reworking the current villager “level” system into a clear
Looking Back at 2025 2025 marked an important step forward for Colossus. With the release of a new version, the project moved beyond pure groundwork and began to show clearer shape and direction. Core systems were expanded, new layers of depth were introduced, and the game took a noticeable step
Today, we’re excited to share the second playable version of our RTS project Colossus with you! Over the past year, our team has poured countless hours into development, and we’re proud to finally show you what we've been working on. If you haven’t seen it
Hello everyone! We’re excited to announce that the next version of Colossus will be released on December 1st, 2025. You’ll be able to download it directly through this newsletter once it’s live! This update marks a major milestone for us — not just in features, but also in