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Whatever pulled me into EU4 is missing from Imperator Rome. You'll see that comparison a lot in reviews, so to put it simply; what this game lacks is character and depth. There's no flavor between playing as Romans or Gauls. The mechanics are a mix of broken or boring numbers. It really doesn't feel good to play; it doesn't feel like I'm making my mark on the ancient world.

Graphically, it looks great, but it doesn't play well enough to justify.

To exact my revenge on that one doughnut truck clogging two lanes, I've resorted to throwing meteors at the dense commercial districts as an easy stress-reliever.

In all seriousness, it's an extremely relaxing and fun game. I like to call it a trainset game, it's just nice to fiddle with roads and transport and watch your city grow and function. Too bad Paradox has a garbage DLC policy.

If you like slower ship to ship combat, it's a fun game.

Beware, it's a massive time sink.

There's also anime girls sometimes.

It was a fun, cute little dwarf-fortressy game. Even played it on stream and got a lot of fun out of it. I can't recommend it as a finished product, cause it isn't. Too many dead ends, unfinished mechanics, and bugs still plague this game. Even with the ACE mod, which does fix many things, the game still crashes frequently and runs into countless errors.

I just wanted to start a nice little booze factory. How did we devolve into eating each other again???

This is what happens when you take a strategy game and add some well-crafted unique mechanics to them.

Amazing game. This and Homeworld are why I got into RTSs.

I look at some of the art the community makes in this game and I think to myself...

...and I went to an art college smile

Just play agar.io

An old giant of a game that is somehow still updated with more content. DO NOT be fooled by the trailers, the game looks like garbo from the era it was made in unless you pay for the newer stuff. It's horribly unbalanced to the point where I'm stuck on the 3rd Generation's boss dungeon because I can't even find veterans that are strong enough to help me beat it (though there is a skip option.)

That being said, this game is a shining example of what a community-driven RPG can blossom into. I have very fond memories of making friends (and girlfriends) on this game, messing around, and sharing music. It's a wonderful fantasy life simulator with charm, flavor, and love poured into it. The fact that I can still log on and sell Holy Water for like 16k is both hilarious (cause you can earn it for free) and heart-warming.

I don't even know if I really recommend this or not. It's a great game with a great community, You are truly free to do what you want as it doesn't really hard-focus on linear progression, since it offers you side missions and a unique leveling system. But the game's dated spots show in certain glaring places. The minimaps are still inaccurate and no reliable pathing system is still in place. The character models are made from as many polygons as you can count on your fingers. Difficulty curve is more like a roller coaster.

If you want a unique RPG Sim experience, try it. It's free (mostly!) Just know that the community has lessened significantly and you're getting into an extremely old system.

It's quite fun, albeit a bit slow. It isn't even scary once you've played it enough (the tutorial was actually the scariest part for me.) If you have some friends it's a treat to just screw around in, grind out missions, and mess with the NPCs. However, I can't recommend this game because of it's pace and lack of content, it just gets boring after awhile unless you got some truly entertaining folks to queue with. Once you've figured out the AI, good hiding spots, and been around the sleepers/shape enough, all stakes are lost. Still, I had fun with it at first, and if nothing else it's enjoyable to limit test with friends. I wouldn't put full price into this, though.