I've had a really great time so far. You're given a world with three cities that need ever increasing resources, both in complexity and abundance. Planning logistic routes around the different resources and production areas to the cities is sometimes challenge enough but soon enough, the ice will melt...
What once was a thriving steel bar or concrete factory that supplied numerous industries is now underwater. You gotta get it from somewhere else. Good luck. And yeah, your train tracks and roads are underwater too.
I'm not sure that I have any complaints. From a quality of life perspective, I would appreciate maybe a visual diagram of the first basic production chains. You can set things up how you want according to how buildings behave but i really struggled in the beginning to find reasonable ways to set up the basics. Of course I've gotten way better over the hours and restarts at setting things up, though it would still be nice to have a visual example of a setup that could work.
The first few attempts I tried to simultaneously supply all the cities which got to be overwhelming for me, so this current playthrough, I've been concentrating on just one city's growth. Not sure what this will lead to but I'm having fun and that's all that matters to me.

Great game for me. 9.2\10

I've had a really great time so far. You're given a world with three cities that need ever increasing resources, both in complexity and abundance. Planning logistic routes around the different resources and production areas to the cities is sometimes challenge enough but soon enough, the ice will melt... What once was a thriving steel bar or concrete factory that supplied numerous industries is now underwater. You gotta get it from somewhere else. Good luck. And yeah, your train tracks and roads are underwater too. I'm not sure that I have any complaints. From a quality of life perspective, I would appreciate maybe a visual diagram of the first basic production chains. You can set things up how you want according to how buildings behave but i really struggled in the beginning to find reasonable ways to set up the basics. Of course I've gotten way better over the hours and restarts at setting things up, though it would still be nice to have a visual example of a setup that could work. The first few attempts I tried to simultaneously supply all the cities which got to be overwhelming for me, so this current playthrough, I've been concentrating on just one city's growth. Not sure what this will lead to but I'm having fun and that's all that matters to me. Great game for me. 9.2\10