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In the game of Banished you are leading a group of settlers who have been banished from their home. Wandering nomads can join your town to grow the population quickly, but allowing them in increases the chance of illnesses from far off lands! Getting Started

Taking fish and game faster than they reproduce will lead to extinction, and your starvation. Farming for many seasons in one place will ruin the soil. Although your foresters can plant new trees, the cures for many diseases can only be found in forests that have existed for decades. But necessities have a price - cutting down forests reduces the deer population you can hunt. Your tailors can make clothing, your people can build houses and burn firewood. Surviving the winters will be among your greatest challenges. There are eighteen different occupations that the people in the city can perform from farming, hunting, and blacksmithing, to mining, teaching, and healing. These merchants are the key to adding livestock and annual crops to the townspeople’s diet however, their lengthy trade route comes with the risk of bringing illnesses from abroad. Instead, your hard-earned resources can be bartered away with the arrival of trade vessels. Any structure can be built at any time, provided that your people have collected the resources to do so. Building new homes is not enough-there must be enough people to move in and have families of their own. Keeping them healthy, happy, and well-fed are essential to making your town grow. They are born, grow older, work, have children of their own, and eventually die. The townspeople of Banished are your primary resource. The success or failure of a town depends on the appropriate management of risks and resources. The player can choose to replant forests, mine for iron, and quarry for rock, but all these choices require setting aside space into which you cannot expand. Some resources may be more scarce from one map to the next. No single strategy will succeed for every town. There are twenty different occupations that the people in the city can perform from farming, hunting, and blacksmithing, to mining, teaching, and healing.