Sintopia

I now have an appreciation for the complexities in a functioning government looolz

Game is good, everyone is hating. Style is very charming, I love all of the little unadvertised jokes in the form of employee posters or strike signs. I played like 3 missions into the campaign and then decided to go sandbox. I thought I discovered everything and made the perfect facility, but then I had a teeny tiny demon crises. I thought "Man, that's kind of unfair and lame." and almost quit. I stuck it out and recovered, and tweaked my hell. Another 100 or so days and I thought I was going to retire again. Had another crises, and it was all hands on deck trying to salvage my game. Ending up losing pretty bad. Then I tried the campaign again, got all the way to the final mission,. Finding everything I've learned really optimized my gameplay. Found out I was ignoring 2 or three mechanics, chiefly the cultist mechanic. Used that to boom beyond what I thought was possible before and learned so much. The cultist system feels to me like old 00s expansions felt. It changes how you play so much. I do have to give the unfortunate caveat that I could not beat the final mission because it crashed about mid way through. I'd load and reload my save and still have whatever game breaking crash is ocurring. I wanted to see how the story ended because I actually really liked the main characters. The 'Flowers for Algernon' arc had me charmed. I can only hope they figure out whatever bug is making my game crash and patch it. Overall, I'd give it a 9/10.

Neat game. The core mechanics are fun and there is a puzzle element in there which is motivating. I spent hours optimizing the flow in hell. As a result it became very easy in the end and I basically drowned in money. I can recommend it overall if you enjoy a chill experience

⭐ Un excellent jeu de gestion qui mérite vraiment d’être connu ! Sintopia est une très belle surprise. J’adore les jeux de gestion et d’optimisation, et celui-ci réussit à proposer quelque chose de vraiment original avec la gestion de l’Enfer, des âmes et du monde des humains. Ce que j’apprécie particulièrement, c’est la liberté qu’on a pour organiser son Enfer. On peut réfléchir à ses circuits, optimiser le déplacement des âmes, éviter les embouteillages et construire progressivement une véritable machine parfaitement organisée. Quand tout fonctionne comme prévu et que les âmes circulent sans problème, c’est extrêmement satisfaisant. L’univers est drôle, les graphismes ont beaucoup de charme et le mélange entre gestion, automatisation et God Game fonctionne très bien. J’aime également le fait que les développeurs continuent d’écouter la communauté et d’améliorer le jeu. Il reste encore énormément de potentiel. J’aimerais notamment voir le monde des humains devenir encore plus profond, avec davantage d’événements, d’interactions et de conséquences sur notre Enfer. De nouveaux bâtiments, démons et mécaniques seraient également les bienvenus. Pour un premier jeu de Piraknights Games, je trouve le résultat vraiment impressionnant. J’espère sincèrement qu’ils continueront à développer Sintopia pendant longtemps avec de grosses mises à jour et, pourquoi pas, des extensions. Un jeu que je recommande sans hésiter aux amateurs de gestion, d’optimisation et de construction. 🔥😈 ⭐ 9/10

super fun and a good progressive campaign. If i could give feedback id like to see in the game i would like an icon on the HUD or a shortcut to immeadiatly centre your view on your temple. But otherwise, great game

Fun management sim, enjoyable career mode with an entertaining and comedic story, easy recommend.

Great but frustrating. Watch your feedback loops Wedge.

I'll rate it a solid 8/10 The basic premise is your the manager of hell, but with that there is alot to manage. I was looking for a "god game" and this works fairly well. There are 2 places that will be of concern to you in the game hell, and the over world where the humus live (chickpea based humans) As the humus live their life to accumulate sin! And they use the christian theology 7 sins . Once they die their soul gets sent to hell and you have to cleanse them of sin by basically torturing them at sin stations, once clean you send them to be reincarnated. What makes the game interesting is how much it can spiral without careful management. For instance if sin of any one type gets above 50 points the humus becomes a deviant and requires special specific sin treatment, unless you set up a risky set up you'll need 7 specialists and you can't just ignore high sin levels . If a humus achieves 100 sin of any particular sin then BOOM we have a demon in the over world sending basically sin zombies (not to be confused with regular zombies which can happen if souls don't get to the after life fast enough) to invade town. And if the towns temple gets destroyed the games over. Even if they don't destroy the temple they kill more humus which leads to being lines in hell which leads to more sin which slows the process of reincarnation and next thing you know it's the end days in the over world. Over all it is a good game, but I wouldn't say perfect.