Spice Road

There might be a game here, but not one you can watch or enjoy. Height of foolishness was 'Watch your convoy', the one seemingly with 10 camels that you cannot see or the whole mess being a blue blob that moves across the 'high' level map. At first I didn't even know I had people until I noticed 'miniscule' vertical lines moving around (aimlessly).

Giusta profondità strategica, a volte un pò ripetitivo. Per il prezzo che ha soldi spesi bene

A qwerky little eco management game that i gave a shot. I would say get it on sale regardless if you are heavily interested or not, as it might not be your thing at all from the get go. Copying from Roboczar as he summed it up nicely and its worth repeating "First things first: This game mainly caters to the kind of player that is interested in logistics and supply chain economics and is only really a city-builder or Civ style game in the loosest sense. You are building a network of trade nodes and attempting to meet various scenario goals or self-created goals (in the sandbox mode) as opposed to fighting battles or growing population. The main challenge is building an efficient and profitable network of trade cities given the resources on the map." Id recommend watching a few videos before buying. However, i enjoyed my 10-17hrs of game time with it and i mainly played it as my study break game as its not an emotionally investing game.

Bought this and regret it. Nothing explicitly wrong, but a bit too much micromanagement and too fast paced for me. Also very repetitive, so it's closer to a time management game than a building or 4x game. Obviously haven't gone very far yet, so maybe it would change.

Enjoyable game to play. Easy to learn.

A good indie strategy game to recommend trying. The major downside is the primitive graphics, but the amount of things you can do and the replayability makes up for this flaw. This is surprisingly a deep game. I've played for over 30 hours and every new mission introduces new things, new concepts, and new challenges.