Endzone, a game that does nothing perfect but still feels like a pretty good game.
Creeper World 4 is a new iteration in the Creeper World series, which combines casual real time strategy with fluid dynamics. Although the jump to 3D doesn’t seem to add much tactical depth (pun unintended), it’s a no-brainer for fans of
Per Aspera is a colony management game where you play the role of a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence charged with terraforming Mars. Ironically, it needs a few patches until fully operational.
Kingdoms Reborn is a run-of-the mill city builder with potential in the multiplayer but far too early to be worth your time.
Intro I am going to review Port Royale 4 soon, which was previously previewed by a reviewer who had not played the series before. He talked about enjoying the game, but not quite feeling prepared to talk about it at length for not really playing
Endzone – A World Apart is a post-apocalyptic city-builder with a heavy focus on survival. Although it suffers from pacing issues and underdeveloped systems, it’s well worth playing in its current state.
Songs of Syx is a city-builder releasing now into Early Access. While full of potential in its vision of inter-city and imperial relations, the current implementation is little more than a generic city-builder.
AstronTycoon2: Ritual tries to make a city-builder out of an interesting time period, but fails in abstracting the mechanics too much and streamlining the gameplay to the point of removing the room for any decision by player.
Fun AND Relaxing, definitely worth checking out despite Early Access!
ValeGuard is a mix of city builder, tower defence, and RTS combat. It has some nice ideas, but ultimately falls a bit flat.
