Floodland

I feel like this game had a lot of potential but it just isn't well balanced. Constant micro-management of workers is necessary to avoid maxing out the storage amount of any resource and wasting labor. It's often extremely unclear what tech is prerequisite to another, and that led to me wasting a lot of research points unlocking things which I couldn't build until I'd unlocked two or three other technologies. It's also possible early game to completely trap yourself if you use the freely collectible resources on the starting island before you have the buildings necessary for renewable production.

I gotta say, for a game that has a bunch of very liberal values among the clans, the only way to prevent them from tearing down the whole city was to segregate them based on their political beliefs. Also for a game based on survival/building, it really becomes more of a politics simulator more than anything else. Plus, it really doesn't offer much in terms of content. I mean, theres tons of buildings, but as soon as you get power to the people the game pretty much ends. And the buildings are set up in a way that you don't really feel like you're building a city, they feel really disconnected from each other. Also there are so many resource types in game that it's impossible to know how much of something you have without hunting for it on the resource indicator. 2/10 (just because it's a cool concept and artsytle, shame it wasn't implemented better.)

Its rough in the edges, but if you can overlook that then this is one of the better "colony survival" games out there. Interesting story, no childbirths so you have to search for survivors to join your colony, enough stuff to research to keep it interesting and no enemy to fight other than thirst/hunger/epidemics. Im giving it an upvote, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for this type of game. 20 Hours of gametime to complete the game, and then I still had about one third of the map still to explore, so Im happy and feel I got my moneys worth out of this game.

You think it's interesting, it has a cool concept, but the longer you play the more you feel tired of the repetition.

Relatively small, but charming game. One playthrough took me 14 hours.

broken. basically unplayable. would have been fun otherwise.

Love the post-apocaliptic scenario