The HELL

While i enjoy this game it dives head first in the game with small tutorial but if you still don't know really what happening things can get out of hand really quickly and buildings will stop producing one thing another thing will stop producing or you can build certain buildings. and there alot of stopping and starting due to events. Having seen this at pax i enjoyed the vibe and look of it but it will take some time to get handle of the game

[Edited] The Hell is a visually interesting take on a standard city builder. The guided tutorial is excellent. It gradually introduces primary and secondary resource production. There is an interesting story unfolding as the game updates and promises a fulfilling ending. The game is Early Access and currently has the first 3 of 6 campaign mission maps with the promise of a seventh surprise mission map.

游戏有恶性BUG，千万别买，游戏无法正常存档，点击存档之后没有正确建立存档，点后自动返回上一菜单，根本没有存档生成。没法玩

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Eğlenceli ama gereksiz zor. Japon balığı var bir tane, sürekli bir şeyleri yıkıyor. Bir yandan yıktıklarını yaparken cennetten geliyorlar bizim haraç nerede diyorlar? Haracı hazırlamaya çalışıyorsun, hazırlayamazsan günahkarlarını/hizmetkarlarını kazığa oturtuyorlar. Günahkarların kazığa oturtulduğu için Japon balığının yıktığını yapamıyorsun. Japon balığının yıktıklarını yapamadığın için cennetin haracını ödeyemiyorsun. Yine kazığa oturtuyorlar. Kaynak sistemi fazla karışık. Primary ve secondary kaynaklar var, secondaryler sadece primarylerden üretilebiliyor, bunun için de günahkarlar gerekiyor. AMA BİLİN BAKALIM NE EKSİK? SINNERLAR? NEDEN? ÇÜNKÜ CENNETE TONİK GÖNDEREMEDİM A*K? ÖZET: Frostpunk mekaniğinde, frostpunk x2 veya 3 zorluğunda, güzel cutsceneları (veya cutsceneleri) olan çerezlik bir oyun.

Bought it on impulse because of the trailer, stayed because I actually wanted to prove I could survive in Hell. The soundtrack gives me chills, and the sense of accomplishment after hours of chaos is real. Not perfect, but absolutely memorable.

It's very rare that I leave a review because, to be honest, I only ever read the first one or two top rated reviews and that's enough for me to decide on a game, so I don't think anyone will read my musings. However, The HELL deserves one of my rare rambling reviews. This game has the perfect mix of city builder, story growth, plus carnage to throw you off track and keep you entertained. Yes, the instant karma and destruction of your hard-earned hellscape because you made one mistake several moves ago drives you crazy. Yes, the fact that you can't do a proper save and have to start each level again when you screw up is irritating. But it's the good kind of irritating and annoyance. It's the kind that makes you scream at the screen in sheer agony, and then click start again. Graphics are okay to incredible (depending on element), sound I can't comment on because I turn sound off or on low on most games, movement around the screen can be a bit clunky (I wish I could rotate the map. Am I missing something or is this really not possible?) overall though, who cares? The actual game, the challenge and the storyline are gripping. Oh the emotions when you finally achieve a level! Bliss! You know you've got there through skill and commitment. There are 7 levels, I am only on level 2 after 13 hours of play. I have screamed "I blew up hell again!" over and over again in those 13 hours. It's worth every penny and the updates keep coming, so it's only getting better and better. I can honestly say, this is in my top 5 games of all time. I love every second playing it, even the frustration and the countless times I have blown up hell thanks to one misplaced choice at the start. Bloody love it. 5/5

I picked up The Hell out of curiosity and ended up sinking far more time into it than expected. This isn’t a cozy or forgiving city builder. The game actively wants you to fail — and that’s part of what makes it addictive. Disasters hit hard, resources collapse fast, and restarting with a better plan actually feels rewarding instead of frustrating. The atmosphere is the real standout. The soundtrack, art direction, and lore give the game a heavy, oppressive mood that fits the theme perfectly. It feels less like managing a city and more like struggling to keep a doomed civilization alive. Mechanically, it takes a bit to learn. The game doesn’t hold your hand, and early mistakes can spiral quickly. But once the systems click, every decision feels meaningful — especially when dealing with Titans, Sadists, and population control. There’s still polish to be done, but the foundation is strong. With Endless Hell mode and seasonal updates coming, this feels like a city builder that’s only going to get better over time. If you enjoy challenging strategy games with dark themes and don’t mind losing a few cities along the way, this is absolutely worth checking out.

I see what they were going for but as of right now this game is barely playable. It starts out fine but then you're hit with "by the way, you're already struggling for resources but now you have to get even more for these offerings." Pretty soon after you're hit with "by the way, now you have this giant boss to worry about. Getting resources is nearly impossible but now everything you've build can be destroyed." Not long after that it's "by the way, this giant boss monster is about to destroy everything unless you destroy it first. We're going to make sure you can't generate resources fast enough to match it so game over." There's way too much going on and you get absolutely nothing to help you keep pace with every new thing they throw at you; and that feeling just gets worse when you realize the giant boss monster just destroyed a lot of vital building you now have to fall behind in most every other area to rebuild. Don't get this if you want a fun city building game; get it if you want to add layers of stress to a game,

Overall the game is still pretty early in the stages, have some flaws, but still fun! If I were to give my honest opinion, I think the narrative element gives the game more depth and purpose behind actions, which is pretty neat. I was indeed enticed to continue as the story progresses, each choices made did majorly affect what happens in the next part! The graphics is nostalgic, reminds me of those old PS games, simplistic yet defined. For a city building sim, it can be a little fast paced, but I personally still enjoyed it! That being said, issues definitely still exist (after all, it is still in early access so I look forward to see iterations soon!). One of the biggest flaw for me is the inability to disable the tutorial phase completely. Why would I want that? I played through 3 runs, each getting better but always being handicapped at certain parts of the game. This means certain functions (such as the upgrade system for buildings) could not happen unless I finish the previous step. This meant I couldn't have the freedom of managing the buildings and was forced to go through the tutorial again and again. The second thing i noticed that was initially a nuisance but eventually becoming an issue is the inability to remove / destroy the already broken buildings. This meant those areas are no longer available to be repurposed for other usage. (IF this is suppose to be a thing, then to me it doesn't feel fluid as a city building sim, but it is my personal opinion) All in all, would recommend to play but if you are a person who prefers slower paced building OR prefer to play when certain features are implemented in the future, then I suggest you wait for more updates! Looking forward to see what's to come~