Tillage

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Environmental Interaction: Just like in Breath of the Wild, Tillage encourages players to fully engage with their surroundings. In both games, players can chop down trees and gather resources from nature, enhancing the realism of survival. In Tillage, this is seen with mechanics like chopping trees for wood and hunting wildlife for food. Open World and Exploration: Both games feature diverse biomes with a focus on exploration. In Breath of the Wild, you can travel through mountains, forests, and deserts, and in Tillage, players navigate realistic biomes like oak forests and deserts while being influenced by changing seasons. Survival Mechanics: In Breath of the Wild, players need to manage their stamina, health, and food. Similarly, Tillage introduces thirst and hunger, requiring players to balance clean water and a healthy diet to maintain strength and survive longer.

Red Dead Redemption 2

Realistic World and Slow Progression: Red Dead Redemption 2 is known for its immersive, slow-paced gameplay, where the world responds to the seasons and time of day. Tillage mirrors this with its realistic seasons and slower progression, pushing players to take their time, cultivate farms, and adapt to the environment in a meaningful way. Wildlife and Nature: In RDR2, wildlife plays a key role, as players hunt animals to survive. Tillage takes this further with a broader variety of hostile and friendly creatures to interact with, creating a more varied survival challenge. Both games use wildlife not just as background, but as essential to the player's survival. Economy and Trading: RDR2 features a rich economy where players can trade and earn money through various means. In Tillage, this concept is translated into a more medieval theme with coins made of bronze, silver, and gold, allowing for bartering and trading within the multiplayer setting.

Rust

Multiplayer Survival: Both Rust and Tillage place a heavy emphasis on multiplayer, where players interact in a persistent world. In Tillage, players, called "Tillagers," must collaborate or compete in farming, crafting, and resource gathering, much like Rust's dynamic multiplayer experience. Resource Management: Like Rust, Tillage requires players to collect resources like wood, food, and water to survive. Both games use crafting systems where progression depends on gathering and managing limited resources, especially in harsh environments. Combat: Improved combat in Tillage takes inspiration from Rust’s fast-paced PvP action. Though Tillage has a slower, more medieval combat system, the concept of defending yourself against threats, whether from wildlife or other players, is a shared survival element.

ARK: Survival Evolved

Survival Against Wildlife: In ARK, players are constantly threatened by dangerous creatures, forcing them to gather resources and craft weapons to defend themselves. Tillage replicates this sense of danger with its diverse wildlife, some hostile, requiring players to develop strategies and tools for survival. Building and Crafting: ARK features an intricate building system that allows players to create shelters and bases. Similarly, Tillage offers a grid and free-building system where players can construct homes and manage farms. The crafting system in Tillage is enhanced with mods like Create, adding complexity to the player’s building and resource management. Evolving Technology: Both games feature progression over time. In ARK, players start with basic tools and gradually move to advanced technologies. Tillage takes a more medieval approach, but the progression from simple tools and small farms to more complex systems like ships and magic reflects a similar evolution in gameplay.

Valheim

Procedural World and Exploration: In Valheim, players explore a procedurally generated world with distinct biomes. Tillage uses a similar approach with realistic world generation, featuring biomes like oak forests, deserts, and rivers. Both games emphasize exploration and resource gathering as critical parts of progression. Survival and Crafting: Both games focus heavily on survival mechanics, where players must manage food and resources. Valheim’s crafting system allows for the creation of tools, buildings, and ships, which is mirrored in Tillage, where players can craft items, sail ships, and build homes to survive and thrive. Realistic Seasons: Like Valheim’s day/night and weather cycles, Tillage introduces realistic seasons that affect gameplay. The slower passage of time in Tillage mirrors the slower, more deliberate pacing of survival seen in Valheim. Overall Comparison Tillage builds on the ideas presented in these AAA games by combining elements like survival, exploration, and resource management with a slower, more nature-focused progression. Unlike the fantasy and high-tech elements in some of these games, Tillage grounds itself in realism, with mechanics like thirst, hunger, and realistic seasons playing a crucial role in the player's survival.

Tillage Mod List:

-Texture: Maffhew's Excalibur & Discord Library Packs -Texture: hahchek's Beastial -Texture: JamZia's Tillage Texture Patches -Alex's Mobs -Alex's Delights -Astikor Carts -Another Furniture -AppleSkin -Back To Bed -Bareback Horse Riding -Backpacked -Bobby -Better Advancements -Better Brightness Slider -Better Combat -Better Days -Better Statistics Screen -Bigger Stacks -Biomes O' Plenty -Brewin and Chewin -CTOV -CTOV - Farmers Delight Compat -Capes -Callable Horses -Carpeted -Chat Heads -Claim Chunks -Clear Despawn -Comforts -Connectedness -Continents -Controlling -Copperized -Corpse -Create -Create: Copycats+ -CreativeCore -Creatures and Beasts -Creeper Overhaul -Cull Leaves -Cultural Delights -Curios API -Diagonal Fences -Diagonal Windows -Drippy Loading Screen -Dynamic Crosshair -Dynamic Trees -Dynamic Trees + -Dynamic Trees - Biomes O' Plenty -Dynamic Trees - Quark -Dynamic Trees - The Aether -Easy Magic -Embeddium -Embeddium Extras -Emojiful -Enderman Overhaul -Enhanced Celestials -Entity Collision Fix -Entity Culling -Epic Knights: Shields Armor and Weapons -Experienced Crops -Explosion Enhancement -Fairy Lights -Fancy Menu -Farmer's Delight -Farmer's Respite -Fast Paintings -FerriteCore -Fish No Stuck -Fisherman's Trap -Freecam -Geckolib -Gliders -Good Boy -Hand Over Items -Hardcore Revival -Herd Mentality -ImmediatelyFast -Immersive Aircraft -Immersive Melodies -Integrated Structures -Item Borders -Jade (and addons) -Joy of Painting -Just Enough Items (and addons) -Just Zoom -Just a well -Kakapos -Keep Curios Inventory -Knight Quest -Legendary Tooltips -Let me Despawn -Lightspeed -Lit it up -Lucent -Luke's Grand Capitals -Minecraft Comes Alive (MCA) -Magnum Torch -Man of many planes -Melody -Miner's Delight -Model Gap Fix -ModernFix -My Nether's Delight -Nature's Compass -No Chat Reports -No enough Animations -Not Enough Recipe Book (NERB) -Numismatic Overhaul -Oculus (And Shaderpacks) -Pickup Notifer -Pick up Torches -Polymorph -Quality Sounds -Quark -Radiant Gear -Radon -Ready Player Fun -Reforgium -Reddens Stone Lanterns -Revised Phantoms -Saturn -Sawmill -Seamless loading Screen -SeasonHUD -Serene Seasons -Serene Shrubbery -Shoulder Surfing -Simple Musket -Simple Voice Chat -Simply Walk -Small Ships -Smarter Farmers -Smooth Boot -Snowy Spirit -SOL - Carrot Edition -Sorcerium -Sound Physics Remastered -Spell Checker -Start With Horse -Starter Kit -Storage Labels -Super Fancy Clouds -Supplementaries -Texel's Paintings -The Aether -Thirst was Taken -Tillage Custom Mods -Too many Paintings -Unlit Campfire -Valhelsia Furniture -Verdant Vibes -Visual Workbench -Xaero's World & Minimap -YDM's Weapon Master -Yung's Better Desert Temples -Yung's Better Dungeons -Yung's Better End Island -Yung's Better Jungle Temples -Yung's Better Mineshafts -Yung's Better Nether Fortresses -Yung's Better Ocean Monuments -Yung's Better With Huts -Yung's Extras

(Some of these mods are not found on Modrinth. All mods have permission to be in Tillage.)