This game reminds me something back in early 2000's being 4 playing video games on pc. Almost perfect, i do wish the game was bigger but overall is a fun game.
I never thought of it much when i saw it on steam. thanks too xbox game pass I have never felt such strong emotions of fear, depression, morrally caring, and guilty. You feel responsible. Just that opening cutscene with the music is so powerfull. Especially when you get to the end all you can think and feel is "HURRY!!! HURRY!!! HURRY!!! WE NEED TO SRUVIVE!" because the game is really....really. challenging, and if you love challenges. Do give this game a shot. You can easily make the wrong decision in the very start of the game and you'll choose to restart for so many will quickly fall ill, starve, rapidly increase discontent while equally loosing hope, with the constant church bell of deaths, lastly the game is about morals do you think children should help become light workers to eventually passing a law to work heavy jobs, or build a child care building that can lead to aiding medical facilities or engineers for boosting research. Should we build a cemetary or snow pit for dead bodies? If one falls gravely should we use radical treament or just sustain them just to become a burden. Should we make alternative food (saw dust) we can fill so much more but they will more likely fall ill or soup to produce so much but they will constantly grow discontent and eventually rebel. Twords the end you have to choose for your city to believe in either religion or authority. If you're going to buy this game just buy the game of the year edition. Looking through the reviews here i just want to pull my hair out to anyone that gives this game 3 stars or less. It's a magnificent game an a experience you can't find much anywhere else.
