Against the Storm

good stuff

Design and idea sim building game its quite cool but its always similar to others games but, i think.

Amazingly addictive

8hrs of seeing if I'd like a game and just bought it. Took many attempts and learning the game but finally won a match and cant wait to play more! Relaxing game but have to keep in mind of the timer that's just ticking away slowly. Graphics are lovely and nice to see outfits changing as you unlock or craft new things for your people. 70% off is a bargin!

This game is pretty difficult. With that being said, it’s a lot of fun. The UI is smooth, settlement control is ULTRA smooth, and the directives for progressing are very clear. Why is it so difficult then? You have to be very meticulous in your build, resource gathering, and crafting planning. There is very little mercy despite being able to tear down construction for used building resources, and re-allocation of your settlers. Just when you have the lead, your directives throw huge curve balls at you that require desperate measures of trying to catch back up. The visuals are beautiful, sounds are soothing, and I honestly can’t help but to start up a new settlement run even when I do lose back-to-back lol. If you love settlement games with intensity for sake of game progression, this is perfect. Got it on a big sale, but I can vouch for it being worth full price or even a small discount. 10/10 will keep returning to this title to cuss out the Queen as I struggle-bus my way through progression.

Game hay, hoạt động mượt mà trên các dòng máy yếu

If you're someone who just can't get enough of building self-sufficient settlements that survive against the odds in games like Stronghold and Frostpunk but you've already mined their campaigns for all they're worth, then Against the Storm will satisfy your cravings with nigh infinite replayability and depth through its roguelite structure! I'm always a bit skeptical of roguelites as they can feel a bit shallow and repetitive at times compared to a more hand-crafted campaign, but I was surprised at how compelling the random factors you must adapt to, how campaign-like the overarching structure of going for seals was, and how deep the progression system was in constantly unlocking new mechanics that change the shape of the game in new ways, such as trade routes and the rainpunk system. Yes, there still is a certain level of repetition in building settlement after settlement, but for me, it's just got that certain je ne sais quoi I like in my roguelites where it doesn't just feel like some sort of slot machine. I'm having a blast with the game, but it's not without its potential issues to look out for: For one, as helpful as the tutorials and the interface can be...the game can still be rather overwhelming and confusing to grasp at first! I felt so confident going into my first game after playing the tutorials, only for it to feel like a nightmare trying to keep track of all the resource dependencies as well as the indecipherable menus with their endless array of buttons and doodads: it got to the point where I scrapped my settlement out of shame and restarted! I was almost scared off, but with a few more rounds of practice, I soon got into the groove, recognized the interface for what it was and appreciated just how much control and quality-of-life features there were at my fingertips, and just how much the game allows you to adapt out of (almost) any situation. The other thing is that the game is a TIME VAMPIRE. I thought this was going to be a snacky experience since it was a roguelite, but no, each settlement can take up to around two hours to complete, and you've got around 4 settlements to do per run, in a game that wants multiple runs from you: that adds up to a lot! And this is even when I started to get proficient with the game and running it at 3x speed! Maybe I'm just bad or that doesn't sound like much to some people, but there were times where I felt like my soul was being sucked away as I played, unable to pry myself away until the settlement was complete...and realize I've missed all of my real-life responsibilities I had planned to do. Where did the time go? It's both a compliment and a warning at how addictive this game can be! Heck, I even started to get stressed out from constantly running simulations in my head even when I was away from the game!

Great game , enjoyable just to watch the villagers going about their tasks. Early and mid game it has good progression and achievements. Game difficulty is well balanced needing planning and strategy to adapt to different biomes/settlers. Nice storyline and lore behind the game as well. Once completed the platinum seal and all achievements it gets a bit grindy.

engaging, well worth the price

做成真的魔兽争霸建筑版的话，销量是很高的。问题不是。非常仔细的生产建筑，散落在各处的资源，都令人难以大展拳脚，比放逐之城类的不爽感大多了。那你说搞个兵营，打打野怪，也算有点意思，但是你不弄。总的来说就是玩不爽的感觉。