Frostpunk 2

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Scheis Spiel.

I think people who hate this game approach it with the wrong mindset... In the first game, the setting is obviously surviving the end of the world. And it does it pretty well. But since this games happens roughly 30 years after the events of Frostpunk 1, and that the city has grown a lot is now very well established, we're no longer talking about surviving. We're now into the mindset of thriving and expanding. Of course, this being Frostpunk, the early game is always very chaotic... But since there's no immediate threat to survival, of course the people of the city would start to question where the city is headed and what values will shape their future... Now some people will say that they're too much politics in FP2. But in my opinion, I think it's a very interesting blend of survival, politics and city management. One thing that I really like about FP2 is that it's very versatile; you get to choose how to run the city. Especially in the Utopia builder, with all the different factions. You can rule as an utopian leader, a narcissistic dictator, an essentialist, a tech savvy, or go mad on coal like I did and stockpile millions of tons. Because let's face it; at some point in the mid game, survival is no longer the first priority and you can go wild with your dreams... However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows... One thing that I don't like as much is the sense of disconnection. The first game used a more realistic time system, where you could really get a feel of the world that you're in by seeing the hours pass. But in FP2, let the game run at full speed for like five minutes, and suddenly months have passed... It's like if somewhere along the line, the game goes from an emotional surviving city builder, to a math and political city management game... One last thing that I don't like is the playability, once you've passed the main story objectives. Taking the main game campaign for example, if you know where everything is and what will happen, because you've played it already, then you could completely skip the city building and survival part of it; you could literally rush to get oil, rush to go to Winterhome and then quickly get the civil war over. You wouldn't even have to worry about making permanent installations and making sure that the city can support itself. In my case, once I got through the civil war part, I thought "Alright! Let's finish what we've started and defeat that damn frost! " *credit rolls* "What?! That's it!?!" Same thing for the Utopia builder; once you accomplish your objectives, people stops talking to you and it gets to the point of where weeks turn into months, months into years, and years into repetitive boringness... It's almost like if your city and savefiles where disposable; done with the main part of it? Throw it out then! I think what Frostpunk 2 is really missing is the emotional connection and a sense of ending to it. Sure you can complete your objectives. But there's no actual ending... I wished that, for example, there would be a "First Spring" like they mention in the Frostland. Or maybe even a way to research and look for answers as to why the end of the world has happened in the first place, since we never get an answer for that... In a nutshell, it's a very good game that can get you hooked extremely well. But it doesn't keep you hooked; once you past the story objectives, it's basically pointless to continue playing...