Saw the video too. Looks really interesting! Rather than start a whole new thread about "sim" games, I will just add a recommendation for these. They have only the clothes on their backs and a cart filled with supplies from their homeland. The objective of the game is to keep the population alive and grow it into a successful culture. Options for feeding the people include hunting and gathering, agriculture, trade, and fishing. However, sustainable practices must be considered to survive in the long term.
The game has been out for about a year and it is fairly well respected with good rating on Steam. Anno Online has been out for about a year too.
I played Anno for awhile and it good, but it is free to play and while not the worst "ftp" game out there it has all the little annoyances of a free to play game. The nice thing about Anno Online is that it looks pretty nice and it not too hard to play.
Super excited may be stretching it a little, but I'm certainly interested. I've never played a Cities game. But I really liked SimCity My only complaint was city size.
If this lets me build big cities, I'm on board. I've been excited about Cities: Skylines from the beginning partially because it looks good, partially because they can't do any worse than SimCity 5 and the Cities XL games.
They seem to keep releasing the same game, slapping another X on the box and charging full price for it. I've been keeping an eye on this game for months now. It looks great, very well made and they're basically saying all the right things at this point.
That said people need to know that this is made by a team of about 10 people. Just some food for thoughts that may help temper expectations a bit. If the game turns out to be awesome then this is all the more impressive and i hope it will be because Sim City 4 is still the best city builder out there but it's so fucking old at this point.
You just have one map. They force you to start out with a small square, then you purchase an additional 8 squares with your city funds.
Image from Reddit. I don't get why they couldn't have called it something else like just "Skylines". But, yeah, it's confusing with two different but similar franchises named Cities.
Having not really looked into this game much, I totally had assumed it was a sequel to Cities XL, and I'm probably not the only one. I thought people were talking hot mess about this release because it didn't really do anything the game previously didn't do? Am I mixing this up with another game called Cities? Yup, you're mixing it up with Cities XXL which was released a couple of weeks ago, which currently has overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam apparently no publication reviews yet.
I've been kind of wanting to play another SimCity styled game for a while now, but I actually thought of reinstalling Sim City since I never actually played my copy. The word of mouth was so terrible I never even installed my copy : I heard from many people its pretty well a decent game now, but I don't know. Well, it's a functional game that doesn't throw you back to the main menu every time your connection goes down or EA's servers are down for maintenance anymore, but you're still limited to an insanely small lot to build your city.
That core design idea of making you split up your city into different laser focused ones is just nuts, and not in a good way. Having the game actively encourage you to make one city which is all police stations and hospitals, another which is all garbage dumps and recycling plants and another one for housing kinda goes against what I thought was the whole idea of a city management game like the old SimCities were.
Don't let the Min-Max type players dissuade you. Sure, But for a game that has a joyful, natural sense of city building and simulation, it's very well made. As small as the lots are, you're still able to make amazing little self-sufficient cities within them. It's not ideal, but it's hardly the worst thing ever like some will position it as. The look and feel of the game should also be praised. Sips' first Minecraft skin. Sips' second Minecraft skin. Sips and Sjin as they appear in Minecraft Christmas.
Duncan , Sjin , and Sips. Sips and Strippin. Sips with Simon and Duncan. Sips in disbelief over the size of his ice cream. Sips at BlizzCon. Sips as he appears in Big Girl. Sips during the Christmas Livestreams.
Sips as he appears in Israphel Animated. Sips as he appears in Diggy Diggy Hole. Take the thread down if we can't see it. MouttonNoir Ver perfil Ver mensagens. And so the excitement continues to build Lamecius Ver perfil Ver mensagens. If your going to embargo it, don't let people outside the dev studio play it. Escrito originalmente por projectlevydelta :. Knight Ver perfil Ver mensagens.
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