Concrete Jungle

Recommended. If you like deck building and city building, then this is a decent game. It has cute graphics, an interesting mechanic, some story, and lots of options for strategy. It stings when you get to the end and loose by one tile, but persistence pays off. The price is pretty low for what you get, definitely a good choice for strategy fans.

Great arcade style city builder. i enjoyed it enough to 100%

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Not sure what's going on with this game. I have a column reconcile and my opponent goes from -3 to + 5 in the column out of no where. I'm guessing there's some sort of small print on their cards or something that is giving them the numbers, but I've ended the game in versus numerous times (after doing the math) only to have the score calculation turn out completely unexpected. This really needs a log of "this is why this column scored this way". Otherwise numbers fly by and I have no idea how with a greater score in a column I managed to lose. A game is neat, but it really does needs some better UI information to tell you what things do and how cards word. Example: a graphic will show a blue square to the left which means it benefits something to the left. Then when you place it you learn you can select where it benefits (not the blue square as indicated on the card). When decisions are so important moment to moment, you can't fumble the UI. This game fumbles the UI.

It's on okay card builder, but it is a terrible city builder. It's a city themed puzzle game. "City Planning" has nothing to do with it. People enjoy the micromanagement of city builders, and the whole satisfaction behind city planning is being able to see your city actually grow and become huge. The whole column/row setup here takes that satisfaction away because you're at most going to see a line-shaped city that is 6 blocks wide. As for the actual puzzles, they're okay. Pretty standard "Place a tile for specific resources that affect other tiles". It's not a poor quality game, but the city theming without any of the actual satisfactory aspects of building a city just means you get to hear crowd and traffic noises in your ear while solving puzzles.

It was really fun until I was screaming for an undo button. One simple undo last action button and this game would be immediately so much more enjoyable. But as it stands, misclicking and then losing a game doesn't feel great at all as this game is very unforgiving. On top of that, it is highly luck dependent for you to get the cards you need first as unlock options and second as playable cards in your hand of only two cards. I liked the concept, the humour and voice acting. Unfortunately the two things mentioned above ruined the experience for me.

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one at that. Never did I expect such a broad variety of challenges so neatly packed in this strategy game, that seamlessly integrates deck building with a new take on strategic city building! Just as the player is challenged, the packed surface area of few squares makes for a tight experience that keeps you on your toes!

- Visualmente muy bonito tanto a nivel de elementos como de animaciones y transiciones. - Interfaz muy clara y usable. - Todos los textos traducidos al español. - Curva de aprendizaje perfecta. Te va explicando tanto la interfaz al completo como el sistema de juego sin saltarse nada pero sin ser pesado o lento. - Si lo pillas en oferta es una compra obligada si te gustan este tipo de juegos ya que es divertido incluso en las fases de tutorial.

What keeps reminding me of this game after a long time is the amazing choices of music and the simple yet very fun gameplay. One massive drawback is the general AI is dumb so it impossible to lose them in VS mode. I wish this game would have multiplayer option since I cannot find a friend who would interest in this type of game for some local sessions.

awesome