Big thumbs up to Madruga Works:

They have only 2 games on Steam at this time, and I recommend BOTH.

Both games are what I would consider "challenging casual". There are challenges to overcome, but once you get the hang of them, the games are great for the casual player, who doesn't want to be severely punished for making mistakes. Most mistakes are recoverable, and learning experiences.

I don't think I've run into any bugs in EITHER game, which shows they were very careful about making sure the products they released were *ready* for release.

I originally picked up Dawn of Man, and after getting something like 300 hours in, tried out Planetbase. I'm thoroughly enjoying Planetbase as well.

Gameplay on both games is simple, and pretty easy to learn.

I'm enjoying both games, and recommend to anyone who likes city/base building games (of the same genre). I'll also be watching to see if Madruga makes anything else, because so far, they have shown consistently good products.

Big thumbs up to Madruga Works: They have only 2 games on Steam at this time, and I recommend BOTH. Both games are what I would consider "challenging casual". There are challenges to overcome, but once you get the hang of them, the games are great for the casual player, who doesn't want to be severely punished for making mistakes. Most mistakes are recoverable, and learning experiences. I don't think I've run into any bugs in EITHER game, which shows they were very careful about making sure the products they released were *ready* for release. I originally picked up Dawn of Man, and after getting something like 300 hours in, tried out Planetbase. I'm thoroughly enjoying Planetbase as well. Gameplay on both games is simple, and pretty easy to learn. I'm enjoying both games, and recommend to anyone who likes city/base building games (of the same genre). I'll also be watching to see if Madruga makes anything else, because so far, they have shown consistently good products.