Difficult and always entertaining, just like roguelikes should be. In the end, even with bad rng the game is fair and winnable. Greatly rewards the experience gained by figuring stuff out. In one day of binge, It feels like I have truly progressed from a Settler to a real Viceroy. Having reached Prestige 5 I think I only lost twice so far: during the very first games and a while later when trying too hard to get achievements and delayed victory too long. Sometimes you have to all-in for last victory points just moments before crumbling.

So far noticed a few tiny exploits:
- alt+F4 does allow to save scum sometimes, depending where last autosave was
- this might be intentional: moving a building puts all the resources carried by its workers inside, which can allow for faster resource dump if you move it next to the warehouse

Menu with hotkey "U" allows you to quickly check what you can already produce and where, which GREATLY helps in deciding what blueprint to pick.

Difficult and always entertaining, just like roguelikes should be. In the end, even with bad rng the game is fair and winnable. Greatly rewards the experience gained by figuring stuff out. In one day of binge, It feels like I have truly progressed from a Settler to a real Viceroy. Having reached Prestige 5 I think I only lost twice so far: during the very first games and a while later when trying too hard to get achievements and delayed victory too long. Sometimes you have to all-in for last victory points just moments before crumbling. So far noticed a few tiny exploits: - alt+F4 does allow to save scum sometimes, depending where last autosave was - this might be intentional: moving a building puts all the resources carried by its workers inside, which can allow for faster resource dump if you move it next to the warehouse Menu with hotkey "U" allows you to quickly check what you can already produce and where, which GREATLY helps in deciding what blueprint to pick.