pyramida

Great game. Cute base building that is easy to figure out but hard to master. Great money to fun ratio.

Whenever I feel a light, happy and funny mood, I play this game, thank you for the good memories

Very cute, and actually pretty fun to play. I didn't bother playing through all of the content, but I had a good time. I could imagine revisiting this one eventually.

[b]Pyramida[/b] is a short but stylish settlement builder. The gameplay focuses on resource management, maintaining food availability, and surviving the night. Despite its simplicity, the game supports a variety of playstyles. While there is a modest end goal, the game continues after it is achieved. [b]Pros[/b]: - Intuitive building hierarchy - Clear end goal - Cute graphics [b]Meh[/b]: - No music and very limited ambient sound - Workers occasionally fail to pathfind correctly - No shortcut to adjust game speed [b]Cons[/b]: - Hit chance for antelope hunting feels too low - No control tutorial [b]100% Achievement Difficulty[/b]: 2/10 [b]Hardest Achievement[/b]: Speedrun [b]Overall[/b]: This is a recommendation if you are looking for a simple, bare-bones settlement builder, similar to Banished or Endzone.

This is too difficult, my civilization failed 12 times in a row. I wouldn't pay $0 for this, the dev just doesn't know how to make a video game. You're supposed to give people at least one way to succeed, and usually several. There is no way to win in this game, the enemies are invincible, kill all villagers, and spawn inside your village. No you cannot build defenses because the enemies will walk into your village LONG before you have resources to build defenses. You're set up to fail and the developer doesn't know how to make a fun video game. It seems like a coder who thought just coding is enough to know how to make a game. No. Knowing how to program is not enough to build a game. You need to understand "fun" which you clearly do not.

Value for money that's for sure