Posted on: November 2, 2022
Early-Access-Bewertung
Ooga-Chaka
Spiele: 368 Rezensionen: 11
RogueLite Passive RTS City Building Game
You start each campaign by picking one of many hexagons (each with their own special bonsues and drawback) from the world-map to setup a new village with multiple races. Throughout the gameplay you'll build a town to make you villagers happy and complete quests while expanding and discovering new parts of a forest which offer new challenges. You choose where your villagers work, but they may die or leave if you don't keep them happy. This is made more complicated by the 4 (currently) races which all have differing disires and needs. Do you try to make them all happy and risk losing everyone or do you concentrate on 1 or 2 groups and accept that the 3rd/4th won't stick around - you'll have to make these decisions on each map and they may change based on difficulty and available resources (some maps are inherently more difficult for certain races). It's a vibrant game with interesting buildings and many different systems running simultaneously (there are also traders who come to town, an overbearing ruler who desires gifts and a wide array of resource management). There are no overly long or complicated individual tasks, so if you're a fan of a production tree that goes 20 layers deep, this may not be the game for you, but the number of different systems along with the timing required to complete them keeps this game interesting and often (although not always) challenging. As you explore the forest you will encounter various challenges within each glade, but the seasons are the primary challenge throughout each campaign. You'll have to work on the timing of each task to assure that they are completed at the right time to benefit, or suffer from, the storm that comes once per year. This often requires micro-managing what your villagers are doing for short spurts to avoid catastrophe. The progression system (outside of each campaign) leaves a lot to be desired. There's a fair bit there but it doesn't feel 'rewarding'. But otherwise, this is a great game already.
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