Against the Storm

8 out of 10 Really fun game but feels incomplete without a real campaign. You should change the storm so that when you beat one of the boss levels you clear up some of the storm and are able to build your way out into the world to reclaim it slowly. And give everyone an ending with a few more big map strategies and upgrades that help you out. Some people might be mad but you can even add it as a dlc at this point to make more money off of it. I'd pay 20 or 30 for a campaign personally.

很推荐，对于已经不太聪明的三十岁玩家来说，这游戏的难度正正好

This is a fantastic game. City builders tend to get a bit tedious as soon you have figured out the production lines you need. This is the only game I now that solved that problem.

This game reminds me of Warcraft III. Has chill music and just enough strategy, without being stressful. I've spent way more time playing than I thought I would!

Summary: A good game undermined by late game design problems This is an innovative city builder with many cool concepts and an interesting setting with great world building. All of the early game is basically 5 stars recommended from me. Problems start to arise in the late game, where the amount of grind and difficulty based on randomness ramps up sharply. It feels like the designers of the game ran out of ideas on how to make the game more difficult and were left with RNG heavy choices that make the game a lot less fun to play. The biggest offenders are the reduced amount of blueprint and cornerstone choices. In late game difficulty you only get two of each every year, and whether your town survives often boils down to whether your first 5 blueprint picks had any synergy or not. This randomness paired with the fact that you only get one shot at the Seal missions, after which you will have to grind ~8 meaningless towns just to try again made me lose all motivation to ever play this game again... But the early and mid games still make this a good game for fans of strategy to check out!

It's a new day. The school has been swept away by the storm. "Dad, where are we going today?" This game is a roguelite city management and time-bound exploration game, with a colourful aesthetic and deep world-building. However, this description doesn't do it justice, as it is so much more than the sum of its parts. The RNG is countered by enough choice so that your decisions become the main drive against the ticking clock. Everyone might have preferred strategies, yet a "bad hand" will still force you to adapt to your settlement's reality – and if you listen to the needs of your people and the demands of your queen, you stand a chance, however tight. There are several difficulty layers, each adding new challenges and even core mechanics. Losing a city is not failure, just a setback. Successfully completing a cycle gives a real sense of progress. Perfect games are exceedingly rare. Getting the balance of all design elements in just the right relationship is as much chance as art. This is one of those games. Together with its two expansions, there is just the right kind and amount of content to add fair, endless replayability. "My dear daughter, you know well where we are going. Where we go every day." "Yes... We are going against the storm."