Northgard

This game is combination of civilization and RTS or moba game as you will not control many units. It is played in realtime but you fight for map tiles similar to civilization. Also discovering the map is really similar to civilization. I own it on steam and played 8hours before I finally gave up. This game is super slow. You are waiting for resources all the time and you have nothing to do but watch your units to move around the map. I had a time to chat with friends while playing "RTS" game!

Playing a normal single player map, the game crashes after an amount of time... maybe 30 minutes. It's so bad it causes my entire system to hang, requiring a hard reset a few times for it to turn back on properly. I have exhausted all options, so I have wasted my money sadly because I have waited a long time to play this game. I play games that demand much more of my system, and my computer is completely up to date and more than enough to play this game. I hope you all get to enjoy it... I'm too afraid to continue trying as I'm worried my machine could get screwed.

Where do I begin? Too simple, gets boring in less than an hour. Too punishing, doesn't let you go back on decisions, if you f up in a mission you have to restart, there's no mending your way. The graphics are puke, this is like watching paint dry, don't get this even for a cent, your life is worth more than this garbage.

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This game is joke. These 7 one-sentence bulletin items on description page are literally what this game is. Game mechanics are as simple as one sentence and are as many as 7 statements. After reading so many positive reviews in media it is a hilarious joke to discover how barebone and empty this game is. Mobile games are much more complex. I understand this game is all about multiplayer. Actually I don't know how it can be interesting to play it even in muliplayer. There is no immersion, no mechanics, no complexity. And it is dead. There are zero players playing. Its a joke, or a scam. Nothing to play in single player and no players online.