Timberborn

very very good game

If you want a challenge, do not expect to get it here before having several bad hours, which clocks in right about after you can't refund anymore. - The introduction module will lose you the game if you follow the tutorial in an easy map, on the harder setting. - It does not introduce the topic of building dams or teach you how they work, you have to play around to find out, but it costs a lot of reasources to do so. - The discription of what buildings/Dams does before you unlock and place them is inconsistent. In generel 1 line of text that does not describe what you are about to invest in sufficiently. - The game does not tell you, what events that hits you does, before they hit you. This makes you have to replay the game to know, and the challenge kind of goes away once you know. - The game is fine, but its kind of a pushover when you find out how to build suplies that lasts bad events to avoid the bad events in the game all together. After which the game is solved. - No end goal, no quests, very limited space. - Many of the issues with the game are argued to be fixed by installing mods even by game developers, if you have to install mods for it to be a good game, its not a good game. +The look of the game and the aesthetics are really cool, and there are a bunch of cool elements that kept me entertained, but I really was conscious about looking the other way about what made me furious while playing. +I do imagine that the game is fun if you just to build a cozy beaver dam, play on an easier setting from the get go and are content with that playstyle. + The harder maps are fun to figure out, but you can't really get there without all the frustration.