This game has a really cool setting. It's a city builder with a heat management aspect, so you have to make sure your citizens (survivors) don't freeze to death in their homes or at work. It's a really cool idea and aesthetic, the problem is the game is super linear. Expect to chuck your first game up to a learning experience and losing that one, as is usual with city builders in my experience. But the game is too linear and easy so the second one is probably going to be a success, and once you've done it there's nothing else to play for. There are events in the game, sure, but they are either predetermined or I got very unlucky in getting the exact same events in the same order. I hope the sequel can do better in this regard, as this is really fun the first time through, it just doesn't have the usual aspect of replayability I expect from a city builder.

This... is not a game. I don't mean that because it's a walking simulators. There are absolutely games in that genre. I mean that because there's absolutely no progression. The basic gameplay consists of walking through a forest on an island. If you play for long enough, you may find a trigger to change the season, after which you wake up on the same island in autumn. Do it again and wake up on the same island in winter. See the pattern now? There's no end to the game, there's just the four seasons that change when you trigger them.