It's a nice game with nice concepts but the way, that you can only get settlements on the hills, so you have to manage multiple ones doesn't fit me after Endzone 1. Perhaps without Endzone 1, it wouldn't have "disturbed" so much?
It's storywise a very good game. You have lot's of great mono- and dialogues and it has a good touch to politic, economic an philosophical theory, with a lot of irony in it. The problems have mostly several solutions to solve and your skills and decisions bring you in different stories. The only thing, I have to say: It's more a very storywise point and click with RPG elements and not a fighting RPG. So if you want action based combat and are bored by stories, this game is probably not for you.
