Surviving the Aftermath

From the same developer that made Surviving Mars, I would say that this is far more poorly made than its predecessor. Although it features similar play style, of surviving and sustaining after an apocalyptic world. There are too many bugs that are not rectified, and other quality of life features. There isn't a campaign that you will follow except for building the Doomsday Bunker as a completion to survive the aftermath. There will be four types of Specialists in this game, Scout, Scavenger, Fighter, Scientist. It is possible to have similar traits under one, meaning high damage with high scavenger abilities. Scout and Scientist is useless in later game when the technology tree and map is fully explored. QoL features that can be implemented such as a button to select all Specialists when in base. When trading it be best that we know how much can be set for trading rather than an amount that is set by them, as sometimes we might have intention to have it reserved. The third speed should have been the second speed. The resource pathing could have been better configured, such as it always promotes the shortest path to the nearest storage, than to allocate between next possible needed construction followed by filtered storage. This results in most of the time the resources are taking more than double trips to collectively sort the items under one storage. It is sad that they have no intention to refine this further. There are other two scenarios that you can play, Cold Rush, and Endless Winter. Cold Rush is pretty interesting, and I would prefer that this to have its setting inside the Custom Game. Cold Rush features an explorable world where resources and abandoned buildings are scattered across the map, with the end objective in mind to work towards the trainyard to escape the map. Endless Winter is basically just winter season throughout the whole round, with no other seasons available for you. This also means that you won't be able to plant any trees, with wood being the finite resource. The base achievements require around 100 hours to complete, with Customised Calamities being the hardest. I tried after having the fifth try, to have the best combination. The DLCs could have been packaged under one DLC, with New Alliances being the best. It is not needed to have all the DLCs, as they feature not much changes in the gameplay.