Évaluations récentes de Ani

Lovely game. > w <

Best game.

I love this game soo much on mobile, it's the only game I play on my phone.
A fair F2P model, fun, well managed and crafted.
I would recommend this card game over any other, the lore is next level too.

Amazing "simple", "little", colony manager with mod support, now It just needs to leave Early Access

Excited about what crazy new Skyrim adventure Todd Howard has in-store for us!
Can't wait to play Skyrim on the GPS system on the boat my neighbour has!

AAAAAAAAAA, this game ruined my day.
It's a great clicker title, lot's of different approaches, lot's of flexibility, I'd recommend it to anyone looking to destroy his day too.

A great early development of a future classic!

Great game!
-Complex
-Fun
-Challenging
-Could run on my MBP (Potato)

My most regrettable purchase on Steam.

This is an outstanding game. This is an exceptionally outstanding citybuilder game, in a genre that for too long, has been deeply troubled with over-casualization, poor optimization, ill-thought out concepts, microtransactions, and general publisher shenangans.

Highs:

* Excellent Performance. I find that my city runs extremely well on my laptop even as it grows. I have not really noticed any dips in performance. The game seamlessly transitions between following an entity, and zooming out to broadly appreciate my traffic network.

* Intuitive game mechanics. I was able to jump straight in and make assumptions about mechanics that made sense, and those were reflected in the game. As an example, I assumed people would use a variety of methods to get to work (hop on the metro, then take a bus), When I tracked people, they would do this.

* Full Simulation. Things just make sense, you build a dam - the water level raises. People go to the store. People go to work. The water gets dirty from pollution. I get a sense that the city is a living and breathing entity - it gives me context to the experience.

* Free, Focused Construction. You place roads and zones freely, focused around the placement of the roads. The zones are indelibly linked to this. It was a great design decision and simplifies the more annoying aspects of construction. It also makes the transport very obvious as one of the key aspects of the game.

Lows:

* The listed city population seems much lower than it should be. My city looks like it should be about 100,000 people, but the listed population is only 30,000.

* Not enough snapping options. This makes it really hard to make your own cloverleaf in highways if you are particulary OCD about this kind of thing, it's almost impossible to make angles of a similar basis repeatedly.

* The Metro + Bus placement lacks feedback and is difficult to expand once done. I feel that you are really fairly blindly approaching this, at least at the start. Over time I might grow to understand this more. Also the numbers don't often line up well. My metro station might say "100 per week" but in the overall transport graph only 20 people are said to be using the metro.

Verdict:

If you like citybuilders, buy this game. Not since SimCity 4 Rush Hour have I enjoyed an experience this much. I find it hard to suggest major ways to improve the concept. I strongly dislike casual approaches to the genre, and this is not one of those. Yet I also think it makes the genre more accessible.