The Guild - Europa 1410 Dev Diary Details Economy, Beekeeping, and Bandit Risks
The diary shows the game is building a layered economic simulation where player choices and random events both shape the market, a design that will continue to evolve during early access.
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THQ Nordic and Ashborne Games released a developer diary for the medieval city management sim The Guild - Europa 1410, detailing production chains, logistics, and economic risks. Players can pursue artisan or merchant professions, process raw materials into finished goods, and even keep bees for steady income. Bandit attacks threaten supply routes, and market prices shift with player actions and world events. The game enters early access on Steam on July 16, 2026.
The developer diary for The Guild - Europa 1410 walks through how players will manage production from raw material to finished good. A blacksmith can forge iron or silver ingots into rings, but making metal fittings first yields more valuable items. Finished products include weapons and healing items alongside trade goods. Beekeeping requires an initial queen bee investment, then worker bees generate passive income. Logistics demand careful route planning: carts can be ambushed by bandits, though hiring guards reduces that risk. Market prices fluctuate based on player activity and external events like war or famine. The team says more economic factors will be added during early access, which begins July 16 on Steam.
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