Ratopia

прикольная игрушка про мышек. немного сложная, потому что со временем в игре сложнее контролировать процесс жизни в городке, но в целом игра очень хорошая

Maravilloso juego muy divertido y desafiante, la banda sonora esta chida, gestionar una ciudad de ratas de dudosa inteligencia nunca fue tan divertido

Прекрасная экономическая стратегия с милым дизайном про мышей, но крайне не милосердным геймплеем. Иногда приходится страдать, но увлекательный геймплей это компенсирует.

Игра понравилась, когда-нибудь я ее пройду и мыши не будут бунтовать

산소미포함보다 쉬운난의도지만 너무 스팀댁에 맞춘 컨트롤 때문에 컴퓨터의 컨트롤이 좀 짜증나는거 빼면 할만하네요

鼠鼠我啊晚上一玩天就亮了

Colony sim with a dedicated character you directly control, an economy simulated down to the individual citizen, and the ability to attempt whatever economic system you can think up. Despite interacting with the world and your colony through an in-world character, the building and management isn't all that clunky, at least once you have enough of a workforce to do the work for you. Meanwhile, it adds much more depth and of course direct involvement to exploration and city defense. With the armor and weapon options available, there is a non-trivial amount of customization in how you contribute to battles. Speaking of, the invasions are probably the aspect of the game most likely to cause someone to bounce off of it. There's three groups of invaders, and which you're facing at a given time depends on your progress. They will periodically attack and attempt to break and kill all that they can reach. You will need to build defenses and train an army to defend your city. This is a priority. The invaders can generate more spawn points over time, which increases the amount of attackers you're going to get. You can destroy these spawners to reduce the size of the attacks, but this can be very difficult for different reasons for the first and third set of invaders in particular. Definitely aim for a strong army and participate in aggressive culling, if you can. As for the economy, you need to make sure none of your citizens are without basic needs, whether they can afford them or you provide some sort of welfare system, that you yourself don't run out of funds to pay civil servants, and that your city has healthy financial circulation considering you initially have a mostly finite amount of money to work with. Sooner or later you'll need to figure out how to increase the city's net wealth to keep up with the population you grow to or else you might find funds stretched very thin. There's a few dungeons and boss fights as well which can reward you powerful equipment, boons to your city, or just some material wealth. There's multiple "classes" available for your ruler character that can result in some fundamental changes to your strategy as well as getting to select a strategy defining perk at various thresholds of city progress, and there's several victory conditions you can aim for. This gives the game additional replayability. Not to mention the separate electricals tech tree and two very different flavors of cult you can foster with their own effects on your economics, citizens' work ethics, and the city defenses.