Posted on: March 8, 2021
Vivian19107
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 75 Opinie: 11
Nice concept, not much replay value
I tried this game and the predecessor and found them to be very enjoyable. This sequel keeps the good bits of the first game and adds some complexity and new features, which is how I like my sequels. There is less freedom to do things than I had thought, but it's a nice original concept. It's mainly about creating and managing resources, which means you have to explore and develop bits of land on the map. Each development brings a different combination of resources and you have limited space available. You will encounter other tribes and again, it's up to you whether you want to just let them me, trade with them, integrate them or conquer them. Each decision brings different benefits and costs different resources. Once in a while, special tasks require quicker decisions or the allocation of more resources. That's basically the gameplay and while I found it entertaining, I didn't find it very difficult. Everything went well first time around and I never felt really challenged. The game mechanic is a bit repetitive - the special tasks are different, but follow the same principle. Once you have a balanced resource management set up, events might cause smaller setbacks, but no serious problems. As there is a set turn of events, there is unfortunately no real replay value - you know what will happen and different decisions might affect gameplay to some degree, but won't make for a new experience. I got this game on sale and therefore it's okay, but the lack of replay value would have been disappointing had I bought this for the full price. Still, the gameplay is fun and options expand a bit gradually. The visual design is also pleasant. The historical background is very accurate, I was impressed by this and very much enjoyed it. This shows dedication and good research and absolutely adds to the uniqueness. I enjoyed the gameplay and had an entertaining time with this game, in spite of the small limitations mentioned here.
Czy to było pomocne?
