Planetiles

Consider this a neutral review, because my runs got better and better, but I still found the game to be too restrictive and rng heavy for my liking. - It's hard to figure out and actually build the special structures, especially on smaller maps where you start. - The technologies you can pick before starting a new map don't change your game too much. - The choices you are forced to make during the game can be game breaking because they are random. So you are close to finishing that area you need for a quest and then you get hit by a flood and everything is destroyed, kinda frustrating. - The tiles you get are also random, not just in land type but also size and shape. - You get a lot of mountains and you can make huge mountain areas, but you never get a quest related to them. All other land types have their respective quests, so not sure what's up with that. Planetiles is surely a unique addition to the tiles builder genre, however it's just not that enjoyable for me.

Joguei este jogo na Gamescom LATAM e me apaixonei. O jogo é desafiador porém muito relaxante, você nem vê o tempo passar enquanto joga!

Nice little puzzle, but not something I found very engaging or entertaining.

打到后面很重复很无聊.....

I am really terrible at this game but it's still a lot of fun lol. It's a bit too stressful for me with way too many things to keep in mind while placeing tiles, for me personally, but the concept of the game is really neat and if math doesn't hurt your brain, you'll probably really enjoy it!

I can't put my finger on it why but I just don't want to come back to this game. It sat in my library, installed - but unlike some other games which I say to myself that it's just not the day but I look forward to playing them, I just did not enjoy this and need to put it to rest. There's just other similar puzzle/builder games that I enjoy way more and the restrictive progression does not help.

https://youtu.be/3zfMGn3K9to Even the most challenging games have to bend enough to allow players feel like they are making meaningful progress in early stages, the harsh goals and random tile elements fail to deliver on that.

Fun tile-matching/city-builder puzzle-type game with chill music No idea why it's tagged as "turn-based tactics" for the top tag, this is not a turn-based tactics game (obviously).