Doloc town FAQ

General

What is Doloc Town?

Doloc Town is a farming and adventure game that starts in a wasteland. You play as a young scavenger who constructs a vertical farm one platform at a time while dealing with extreme weather. The official description frames the journey as going from a scrap-gathering survivor into an easygoing farming tycoon, with the eventual goal of transforming the climate and remaking the wasteland into your personal Eden. The game is set to be published for PC through Steam.

When does Doloc Town come out?

Doloc Town releases on Aug 5, 2026 at a price of $15.99. Both the release date and the price come from the Steam listing. The store page is set up as a standard full release, not an early access title.

Who is developing and publishing Doloc Town?

The game is developed by RedSaw Games Studio. Two publishers are attached to the project: Logoi Games and Pathea Games.

What genres does Doloc Town cover?

The Steam store page lists five genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, and Simulation. Those tags line up with the described gameplay loop. The early scavenging and building sections have adventure and RPG flavor, the farming system sits in simulation territory, and the relaxed pace of running an established farm fits the casual tag.

Gameplay

How does the vertical farm work?

The core hook of Doloc Town is building upward instead of outward. You construct your farm one platform at a time, expanding the structure vertically as you go. Since the farm is being built under extreme weather, the timing and placement of each platform matter. The store page does not detail specific crop lists or building options, but the description makes it clear that the farm is the centerpiece of the game and the platforms are the layers of your new home.

What is the progression from scavenger to tycoon?

Early play is about survival. You begin as a young scavenger gathering scrap, and that scrap feeds into the construction of the farm. As the farm grows, the focus shifts toward what the description calls an easygoing farming tycoon experience. The intended arc is one of recovery: the wasteland gradually becomes more livable, and your role changes from desperate survivor to established farmer managing a productive plot.

How does climate transformation work?

Extreme weather is presented as an obstacle from the start, but the longer-term goal is to change the climate itself. The Steam description states that you can transform the climate and remake the wasteland into your personal Eden. That suggests your choices over time reshape the environment, rather than the weather being a permanent background hazard.

Is Doloc Town a demanding game to play?

The tags point to a mix of tension and relaxation. The casual and simulation tags suggest a laid-back rhythm once the farm is up and running, while the scavenger start and the extreme weather add pressure in the early game. Players who enjoy base building, resource management, and a slow climb toward self-sufficiency will likely find the structure familiar. There is no official word on multiplayer or co-op in the store listing, so the game is best treated as a single-player experience for now.

Technical

What are the minimum PC requirements?

The minimum system requirements from the Steam listing are Windows 10, an Intel i3 6100 processor, 8 GB RAM, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 graphics card, DirectX 11, and 2 GB of available storage space. These are the only specs currently published on the store page, so players with machines near that range should pay attention to the GPU and RAM limits in particular.

What DirectX version is required?

DirectX 11 is listed as the minimum requirement. Systems that only support an older DirectX version will not meet the bar for running the game.

What is the Steam App ID?

Doloc Town has a Steam App ID of 2285550. That ID can be used to pull up the store page directly or check the listing without relying on the game name search.

Is Doloc Town in early access?

No. Doloc Town is not an early access title, and the Aug 5, 2026 release date is the full launch. There is no separate early access build to track, and the price listed is the launch price for the complete game. If you are looking for a demo or public test build, the store listing does not currently mention one, so the release version is the one to plan around.