Posted on: March 25, 2014
snkboarder
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 121 Opinie: 13
A marked improvement:
My biggest pet peeve with Alien Nations was that you had to micromanage every single worker constantly to get anything done. This is fixed in this game as you can't control anyone directly. Which is annoying in that it's too much in the other direction. In that sense it's more like SimCity. The pacing is still ridiculously slow. And on top of that the third stage in the game is entirely unforgiving. If you upgrade to the third age without the capital and resources to build the right kind of economy quickly, forget about it. I'd give it more stars because the difficulty level is so high which I actually like, but unfortunately, you're never really given the tools or training to succeed and because of that I think many new players will quit. Unlike most management games it doesn't really seem to have a cause and effect relationship that can be related in any meaningful way to charts or statistics screens. It basically boils down to: If you don't make enough soap quickly enough upon upgrading to the second age, your entire population will turn into criminals and rob your palace. That being said...if you're willing to fight the odds and deal with the harsh and unforgiving game play style and beat your head against the wall for a few missions until you actually understand what's going on...well, you're realize like I did that you could have been playing any other management game ever. Then you'd write this review. Then you'd go play any other management game ever.
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