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✅ Recommended, but only if you enjoy challenging city-builders with heavy resource management.
⚠ It’s in Early Access, so there are balancing issues, especially with resources, trade, and decision-making.
💡 If the devs fine-tune the game, it will be worth buying at full release.

=Full Review=
This game is a mix of Anno, Banished, and Frostpunk, combining deep city-building mechanics with survival elements. It has a good atmosphere, and the music is enjoyable, staying pleasant even after long play sessions. The campaign follows a Frostpunk-style mission system, where choices impact your colony, and dialogues are short and to the point, allowing you to stay focused on gameplay.

Gameplay & Balance
The game moves at a fast pace, with missions and cycles progressing quickly, especially on 3x speed.

Food management is a major challenge—resources like stone, iron, and food are scarce and scattered, requiring early planning and a lot of kitchens to avoid starvation.

Electricity is needed early, but wind farms don’t generate enough power, forcing players to build a large number of them quickly.

Trading is unbalanced—essential items like tools and iron ingots are extremely expensive. In one test, 4,000+ paper was needed for just 50 tools, making trade feel ineffective.

City layout planning is crucial from the start. Some stone obstacles can’t be removed, which can disrupt expansion.

The scout outpost unlocks early, but you can’t build anything on explored land until you research further, making it feel premature.

UI & Usability
The UI is user-friendly, but the research icon could be more distinct—it was easy to overlook at first.

Minimap is underwhelming—it only displays terrain, making it less useful for navigation. Fortunately, UI elements are movable, so I was able to reposition the minimap for a better overview. Customizable UI on screen is very nice touch

Autosave creates multiple new saves instead of overwriting the last one, cluttering the load menu unnecessarily.

AI & Worker Behavior
Workers struggle with food supply, even when food is available in storage. This could be due to AI prioritization issues or my own management, but it’s worth investigating.

Hospitals don’t seem to function as expected—workers still die from illnesses even when medicine is stocked.

Bugs & Technical Issues
Terrain Glitching – Placing buildings can cause land to shift, and trees may flicker, disappear, or move. This isn’t critical but because it happened maybe 2 times in 3 hours.

Steam Cloud Sync Issue – After closing the game, Steam uses a lot of bandwidth for 1-2 minutes, making it hard to browse or watch videos until the process is complete.

Campaign Dialogue Exploit – Pressing F1 (or other F keys) during a mission dialogue allows players to pause and speed up the game, gathering resources indefinitely before triggering major events.

Performance & Graphics
No major performance issues—game runs well across different settings:

Low settings: High FPS but map looks empty.

Medium settings: Well-balanced for FPS and visuals.

Ultra settings: Fog and ambiance improve the game’s look, though grass and land could use more detail.

Exiting the game triggers a long Steam Cloud sync, which might be a Steam issue, but it disrupts internet use after quitting.

Final Thoughts:
The game has great potential, but resource balancing, AI behavior, and pacing need improvement. If you enjoy survival city-builders and don’t mind managing constant shortages, this could be a fun challenge. However, if you prefer a more balanced experience, it might be worth waiting for further updates.

I’ll continue playing occasionally, and I’m excited to see how the devs refine the game over time.

This is most likely the best game about pirates i have ever played. Adventures and quests with friends are always fun. Fighting is so realistic with cannons and I like that the most in this game. You will encounter friendly and hostile players in this amazing game. Also you have a lot of events around the sea to go to but be aware of hostile players. Good luck and have fun :)

Very interesting game, fast paced and really competitive. One of the cool aspect of this game are the legends and their special abilities. To win the Champion title and to be ranked #1 you will need a lot of aim practice and legend ability usage skill. One of the things i dont like is probably cross play platform because my skill doesnt match those with really good controller usage and their aim assist that is provided naturally for them... (its not a big deal tho) but you can see when someone is playing on console and their lock people in jumps ant that stuff and I cant do that perfectly...

Overall: Game is so much fun and I enjoyed those first 40h of playing it. Recommended for anyone who like to play fastp paced games and battle royal game at the same time.

This is by me top 5 FPS shooter games that ever existed. CSGO have all aspects of game I was searching for. Teamwork, skill, economy, strategy and fun. All of those come with your mentality and how you deal with people. Why? CSGO have really toxic community in lower ranks. You need to deal with different types of people all the time. Thats why you have to practice communication skills too.

Prime status is your main goal when you start the game. Dont get discouraged by cheaters in non prime matches. They will get what they deserve and you stay cool and never be like them. After you get prime you will encounter less cheater, yes they still exist because they hide cheat well.

Advancing trough ranks is easy when you have your friends with you... soo play as much as you can with friends- game will be more fun and less toxic if you have full team(5 people).

remember to practice everyday essential skills on workshop maps like Aimbotz, Recoil master, Reflex maps YPRAC maps for smokes and other nades.

Practice, assemble your team of good friends. Train together and you will reach MG1 really fast.

Hope this review helps. :D