Farthest Frontier: How To Rotate The Camera

Farthest Frontier is finally here! The long waiting time has ended. We are so excited to see everything that this game has to offer and we are more than ready for it. But some players are having an issue. They want to experience Farthest Frontier from every angle and they don’t know how to do it! Let us help you out then. We’ll show you how to rotate the camera.

How To Rotate The Camera – Farthest Frontier

To be able to really enjoy the beauty and relaxation of this game you will want to see it from every angle. This is especially the case when it comes to detail and you really want to place a building or a worker to a pretty hard to see location.

Then you won’t be able to actually see what’s happening on that side because it is on the completely different side and you can’t see it.

Simply press the Middle Mouse Button on your Mouse and Hold It. While holding you will want to turn around to the left and to the right. This will make it so that the screen and camera will actually Rotate around whatever it is that you’re seeing.

You can even go up and down and rotate the screen this way too. Never will your villagers and village be closer to you than now! Go on ahead and use it ingame and you will love this game even more this way. Have fun!

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