A roguelite city builder set in a fantasy world tormented by the everlasting rain. Settle the unknown wilds to discover and rebuild the ruins of a long-forgotten civilization. Develop technologies that will help your citizens tackle destructive storms and extend the frontier of your civilization.
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Joguei bem pouco, 2 runs. Não sei pq mas não consigo engajar muito com roguelite citybuilder (tags do próprio jogo na steam) ou outros roquelites que exigem administrar algo só pra recomeçar depois em outro lugar, talvez um dia me pegue mais, no momento prefiro um 4x tradicional ou city skylines (admito que são muito diferentes e essa comparação é meio doida mas é a forma que prefiro montar cidades).
Another crack game for me. Maybe it's just early meta game, but towns can be very slow, and being cucked out of the exact buildings you need is really really painful much too often, but as someone who really loves to play town builders for the first 20 hours at most and then leave, this is absolutely perfect for me. It's very easy to hop into and deep dive just from what the game teaches you, even if the tutorial missions are kinda dooky. Big comfy kinda game. Never streaming it again if I can help myself but will probably play on my own time.
it's a rare game that i actually DON'T recommend to people because it's TOO well designed and TOO addicting.
but my god. this is that game. fucking perfection. play this to understand videogames better
but my god. this is that game. fucking perfection. play this to understand videogames better
A lot of people saying its the best part of city builders, but I think it's the worst part. Even then the mechanics made the game feel really dull.
A first and successful try to make a roguelite base building game. Interestingly enough it works! It's hard to get into at first but when you start learning all the different mechanics everythings starts coming together. My main complaint is that you'll have to create multiple bases and go through the same motions often since this is the nature of roguelites.
I absolutely hate long-running city building games, especially rogue-like ones (frostpunk, for example). Against the Storm captures the first 1-2 hours of those games, which I consider the most enjoyable part. At worst, it gets a bit repetitive starting over ad nauseum, but it really is a great entry in the city-building genre for pea-brains like myself that can't stand committing 20 hours to a single city.