KAISERPUNK

What I love most is how the game ties military strength directly to production. It’s not just about building tanks or units—it’s about understanding the entire backbone behind them. That connection between industry and warfare makes every expansion feel meaningful, like you’re slowly building the war machine piece by piece. You can recognize this approach even visually: if you choose to go all-out in military conquest, your local map will eventually be endless stream of mining facilities, factories,heavy industries… all churning out countless tanks, airplanes and artillery shells that will be lost within weeks after reaching the frontline. I personally LOVE this depiction of world war, feels brutal and accurate.‍

It doesn't run smoothly with my RTX 3080. And it doesn't look that good to justify it. First two tutorial missions were fine but then the frame rate dropped below 30 for the last tutorial. If that's how the performance is going to be in the mid- to late-game, that's unacceptable.

I like creative and building games, with immersion high on my list too. And by these criteria I find this game a bit of a mixed bag: Visual layer – very immersive. Houses, cars, buildings, all looks in line with timeline game uses. Nice work here. Management layer – very detailed and even overcomplicated in case of world map handling. Full points to broadness of choices and available paths. Lower points for too little explanations offered to player Suggestions – Either simplify army/worldmap part of the game or redesign the tutorial for it. Second suggestion is to think about freeform road placement and smooth movement of cars through curves. Would help greatly with immersion. Bonus tip – this game concept screams for multiplayer, it would be epic! Overall score – recommend for anyone loving building/management games. Casual players will get lost soon!‍

I love it <3‍

This game is a good mix of civilization and Anno/Settlers. Feels more like Civ4-5 on the main map and very much like most good city builders on the city map. Lots of room to build and decent mechanics for the main map. Well worth the money.

The combat is very lack lustre.

Prepare to restart Kaiserpunk for a few times until you play it „for real“. Tutorials don't cover many things game expects you to know. Best way I found out is to simply restart and try out as many tactics as you can think of. When you learn what works and how, then punch your best effort. Wining in this game is so much fun, but takles effort to get there. Added trick is to select a secluded world region to start. Somewhere with as little surrounding regions as possible. You'll have less potential enemies once every faction starts berserking in military spending‍

Too shallow

This game is a pure trouble simulator 😊 . That's all you do – you build and expand, and behind every corner there is new disaster or trouble. You scramble to constantly fix something. Too few resources? Too much resources? People leaving? People uncontrollably pouring in? No electricity, no water? Food is poor, unions are striking?... After making my digital lemmings finally happy, I feel ready to take up a real mayor's position! I'm a problem solver so I love a game that tries to break me!‍

Если хотите сломать себе зрение,вам сюда!!!Игра настолько темная,что я выкрутил яркость и гамму на максимум,нифига не видно!!!Хотя сама игра неплоха,как мне показалось!В общем смешанные чувства!!!