Pioneers of Pagonia

I want to like this game, but… I don't want to recommend against it, but cannot in good conscience give it a thumbs up, and as there is no neutral option and it deserves a review… Others have called out the game's excessive power drain, and I can't claim otherwise. It also does something in how it uses the display that makes video playback unstable for 10 minutes or so after stopping play. (The response to raising that issue being an attack on AMD as the graphic driver vendor, without so much as asking for more details, is evidence enough that the developers don't care about uncovering the truth.) Much about the game is good; many of the ideas work. But it's all the little details that niggle. Resources can, in theory, be directed to specific storage locations, but the zoom ability is negligible, and there is no pause option, so going in to micromanage such things only allows the rest of the game to run away without oversight. Military units are supposed to be directable, but enemies can appear in their midst and elicit no response. Where buildings can be placed depends on consequences of landscape shaping (this is good), but when the ability to fit two buildings in a particular space depends on the order in which they are placed, there is clearly something wrong with the engine. As a city builder with heavy reliance on resource gathering, being able to quickly identify available resources of a particular type is critical; needing to mover the gatherer building around the map (see above about zoom and lack of pause) makes this very annoying. And, yes, I get it, the storyline part of the game is what, allegedly, holds it together, but that is also one of the most annoying parts: dragging focus away from the ongoing building work and being overloaded with useless dialogue. (With just enough key information sprinkled in that just clicking through can undermine play.) It has potential… oh, but it has potential… The list of such

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Its boring. you build a road, you build every new building you unlock on that road. thats it.

⭐ Amazing, a true Settlers experience. The CO-OP campaign is unique. 10/10! Super amazing idea to actually have a coop campaign! ⭐ Playing Pioneers of Pagonia is like showing up to a medieval village feast and realizing you’re the chef, the mayor, the town drunk, and the guy who forgot to build enough houses; in the best possible way. It’s the spiritual lovechild of The Settlers and “Please don’t let my villagers starve,” and honestly? I laughed out loud watching my carriers sprint in circles like caffeinated hamsters. The co-op mode is a revelation. Up to four friends can share a single settlement, which means you can all argue about road placement, resources, and why someone built forty taverns but no farms. It’s like The Sims but with more bread shortages and existential crises about where the fish went. The campaign feels fresh — a big foggy world of islands just begging you to unite them — or accidentally drown half your population by misplacing lumber yards. There are mythical enemies and cursed things lurking out there, but honestly, the biggest threat in my game was my buddy who stole all the best plots for his stupid bakery. Every time I told myself “just one more island…” three hours vanished and my Pagonians built a highway system that probably violated several ancient zoning laws. It’s charming, chaotic, and very pretty while it mocks your lack of planning skills. 10/10 would yell at my co-op partner again. Pioneers of Pagonia truly feels like the Settlers you always wanted, with extra laughs, extra villagers running in spirals, and extra reasons to blame your friends.

Ein grossartiges Spiel. Gratulation und Dank an die Entwickler. DLC's mit weiteren Kampanien währen willkommen!

love the game but it constantly crashes

If you liked the old Settlers 2 or 3, this is the closest you’ll get to the same experience. The biggest downside is that everything is pre‑made, and you don’t play against other towns — Only against pre‑designed monster nests and attacks — Many objectives are time‑sensitive. it does not have much replay value once completed.