
Experience a city-building game, where the citizens are fully simulated and every decision you make impacts their lives. From the Stone Age to the Iron Age and beyond, watch your civilization evolve and progress under your guidance.
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One of the most addictive games I've ever played. "The Settlers" as it should be. Very sophisticated game mechanics that require some thought. Unfortunately, during my first playthrough, I only discovered very late that there are several tabs in the upgrade window, which is why I used every square millimeter of land to supply my settlement. A bit more of a rulebook would be desirable.
Really good game. One of the best free city management games I've played, if not the best one, as its greater than even a few paid games. It is a little hard to get into and you really need to think to actually progress in the game. But I find that really satisfying. Its like solving a puzzle where you have figure out how to be efficient to be able to progress.
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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there is no clear explanation of the game, or its functions within the game. not even a proper tutorial explaining the Why /How something works and its relation to other elements. then to top it all off, if you withhold the great fire, shelter, or any kind of infrastructure, the people just keep on going like nothing is wrong and maintain a population of 20sih.
It is a fun free game to do, it takes a long time but I reminded it because it is making your brain think. Where other games do not.
Decent game but clearly abandoned.
It looked like it would be fun but seems off. I mean it has tasks or quests to do but that dont seem to gain. Like over stock. I mean I have three farms and tons of bushes but cant seem to get over stock for task so I can advance. I added jobs stone lumber and farms and research. Numbers just dont want to go up. I even put highest priority on farms to get it to push the 10 over I need. I mean on the farms theres only a couple bushes even being harvested at a time. I mean where is the workers? How does three full farms not produce enough to feed 40 people? I mean I can put tons of bushes down but only a few work the whole farm at once? Whats the point of having all them spaces? I been playing video games for over 40 years but games have gotten so loose on what they explain in games its getting pretty much lazy. You have to look things up you have to ask on forums. Its a joke! I mean more houses then needed more farms more jobs and yet nothing happens more then what I first got the task.
Great game but needs a loooooot of working on.... But got potential!
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cute world builder. fun watching it grow. challenging on population and work range. Fun to play
Dead dev cycle - bugs will never be fixed.
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