Prox tarafından yazılan son incelemeler

Imagine playing Civilization, but everything is sped up. You don't control units directly but create tasks and assign people to them. As you progress you occasionally get to select, a small draft taken from from a large pool of, tech and perks. There are no enemy civilizations to conquer, the enemy is mother nature herself, the vengeful hateful slag that she is. You start a settlement, complete objectives while sustaining the populace, then move on to the next. You only have so much time to venture forth before you must return to your home base. The further you get, the harder things become. If you can manage to reach the furthest reaches of your time constraint and complete a special objective settlement, you extend the time, distance and maximum difficulty of your next run. Each settlement is 60-100 minutes of in-game time. Though you can speed this up, i usually play at 1.5x speed.

The PSN requirement is removed, allowing the game to be judged on its own merits. It's a blast. From the gameplay to the world building and themes. It has some in-game monetization, but everything non-cosmetic can be unlocked in a reasonable amount of time without paying. It never feels predatory or pay-to-win.

The past, preserved for posterity. "The game itself is fun, but it was sold without a PSN (Playstation Network) account as a requirement both to people in countries without access to PSN and to people who have no desire to give out more personal information to yet another corporation. Especially one that refuses to allow people to close their account while simultaneously having a ♥♥♥♥ track record at protecting user data. Both of these groups of consumers are left being unable to play a game that they purchased months ago, and have enjoyed without this "requirement". After 103 hours of enjoyable play, i will be requesting a refund."

♥♥♥♥ you steam, i liked the game, why do i have to type out why? It's addictively repeatable, is that enough for you? You scarlet tramp!