Legends of Atlantis: Exodus

Surprisingly fun and addictive. I only planned to play a few levels to try it out, but I ended up spending a few hours playing, and I kept saying to myself "just one more level". It's so fun queuing up tasks and watching your little guys running all around the map collecting crystals, wood, water and stone and completing the level within the expert time limit. Definitely recommend for even casual gamers

Muy entretenido, las mecánicas de juego son iguales que en todos los juegos de gestión de tiempo/recursos, pero la ambientación de la Atlántida le da un toque muy chulo. Fácil de pasar y de conseguir logros al 100%. Algunos niveles hay que repetirlos porque son un desafío hacerlos en tiempo récord. La música es muy agradable.

Okay, let's be 100% clear, this game does NOT deserve a thumbs down. I really wish Steam would allow us more than just a thumbs up/down. Unfortunately I have a little more con than pros for this game, hence the score. On a scale of 5, this is a 2.5. There's really nothing wrong with this game, no bugs I found, the art is a bit cartoony for my taste, but again, nothing wrong or offensive. The story is ok. This game is just ok, nothing really negative, except that it's a little RTS-like in that you have to build up bases and stuff, but then just as you get everything up and running, the stage is done. It sort of scratches that RTS itch, but then takes it away before you get to the satisfying part. Yes, I know it's not an RTS game, but it is enough like it to make this game unsatisfying for me. I do realize this is 100% a me problem and not the game's fault at all. It's just that I can not in good conscious recommend this game because it just leaves me wanting more. I realize this is unfair to the game, but I can just state my opinion of the game as far as Steam will let me. In a binary, yes/no, I have to rate it a no at the end of the day. However, if you like those tutorial stages in RTS games and totally wish they made a game about those stages, look no further, this is the game for you. Seriously, this is not a bad game. This game is just not to my taste. Leaving a thumbs down makes me feel like an ass and really leaves a bad taste in my mouth, as this game is no where near as bad as any other game I've given a thumbs down to before. This is a perfectly fine, completely playable game and deserves a try to see if it's a game you may like.

As a fan of 12 Labours of Hercules, I picked this up expecting something similar, and that's mostly what I got — a satisfying time and resource management game set in a sinking Atlantis. The core loop of collecting wood, stone, and water to clear paths and build structures is genuinely enjoyable, and the hidden object and ball-drop minigames are welcome breaks from the routine. That said, the level design can be frustrating: paths aren't always visually clear, and it's easy to paint yourself into a corner where you lack the resources to reach the resources you need. The pan flute music gets old fast — I ended up muting it entirely. If you can grab it on sale, it's a solid few hours of casual strategy fun, just don't go in expecting the polish of the Hercules series.

das Spiel macht einfach Spaß.

endless fun