Rise to Ruins

[h1] Rating : 2/5 [/h1] [h3] This just isn't it [/h3] Rise to Ruins attempts to blend core traditional colony simulation mechanics with spellcasting to create a unique power fantasy, however, it falls short in several places. The game's eyesore graphics, cumbersone retractable flaps for a UI, and tough to distinguish structures make for a painful experience. All that said, I did appreciate the challenges presented by (un)natural forces. Still, I think readers are better off trying something else instead.

Honestly whenever I pick this game up to play it just annoys me. Way too clunky and terrible on my eyes.

It's a give or take. This is fun building and tower defense against enemy that just gets stronger and stronger little by little with some rogue like elements. Problem is, that every map is the same. You start a base, build required buildings and survive long enough to start another base on another part of the map. Player starts and selects where to place main base and from that you need to expand your influence. Influence is where you can actually build. Main goal is to survive a year of game time, that is four weeks in different annual seasons. You build required food, defense manufacturing you need and you slowly get more people to join in and some are given birth to. Buildings work at minimum of 1 worker, but obviously it works slower then. You can also upgrade buildings to make them more efficient and house more workers. During upgrade process building is fully operational, so you can set them to be upgraded right away. Eventually they get fully built. Depending of building they have few upgrades and upgrade paths you can choose. Like defensive towers can be upgraded to have different elements in them. Everyone needs a home, food, water and tools, armor and weapons to work there and it's up to player to find the way to handle all the needs. In the beginning it will be hard to handle, but as you progress you will get better, but you will also get bonuses. Here comes the roguelike element into play. You will need to doom the world you have every now and then and all the progress you've made will be erased. Except experience, which will grant you chests you open and you get various beneficial bonuses from them. You open the chests from main map menu. This is also where you select smaller regions you can enter to try to control them. Problem is, it's every map the same, only the layout changes how you start depending of the region you choose. You don't even work together with different regions other than you can send material and people from controlled regions to another. You need to send enough people and material to an empty region if you want to try to control and build bases in them. When sending something you can only send certain amount of people per day, Maximum amount of people you can send per day is based on how many immigration buildings you've built. If you send more you just have to wait until all possible people have been sent. When you've played one map, you can expect the same thing to be done in every other map as well. And the enemy. Player has one day to set up starting point until enemy just appears at somewhere in the map. Enemy influence keeps growing no matter what and even if you manage to repress enemy base and influence area to disappear, it appears somewhere else on the map, where player has no influence at all. And it is not possible to easily 100% cover a region with your influence, if not at all. And enemy can get so strong in longer run if you linger in one region too long, that one unit can literally destroy everything you have. There is no end to enemy. So many thing are fun in this, but in the end, it is just a basic survive tower defense base building that offered little changes in the end.

God sim meets Tower defence strategy game. Peaceful townbuilding by day, relentless warfare by night. I've been following and playing this game for a few years now and have only enjoyed it more as the long awaited achievements were added, as well as new buildings and occupations. Even though my 8 year old laptop chugs along a bit now and can't run it as fast as it used to, we still manage. To date this is one of the few games where I can consistently sit down to play and sink 3+ hours in no problem (and as a mum of a 1 year old currently I do not often get that privilege these days.) The learning curve is indeed, steep- but you are rewarded for your efforts and boons to your world are carried over time and time again, the more hours you play, the more you learn, the more upgrades you will be gifted from the heavens. I would love to see even more achievements added someday, I think I'll eventually get through all of these and worry that the traditional "end goal" of surviving a year in every region will never come to fruition. But I can try. Oh how I can try.

This game makes little sense and is not fun to try to learn.

Great city building game. its a punishing game but fair. and it takes time and trying a lot to get a city going. let alone more than 1. the game still needs updating. currently the dificulty of the game hides the the small amount of content and the game loop get pretty clear after that. but until you get there you"ll spend about 100 hours. i think really fun and pretty game. try to play with particles turned on the max btw. seeing a cloud of particles flying around never gets boring

I don't get the hate for this game; Is it perfect? no. The ai of your villagers is often quite bad. But I'm playing on nightmare in the campaign and I don't have a problem with it. And yes, even if you do everything right you will fail. It always runs smooth, and has a distinct art style. It's really fun and has an insane amount of repeatability though. It's always a rush to make sure you get what you need at the start. And it's always a rush to halt the creep from getting around your defences. I am sure that you will be able to play this for an insane amount of time if you just remember that this is a meta progression game.

I absolutely hate the controls and the UI.

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