Posted March 06, 2015
LEMON CURRY?
Møøse operator
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calicogamer
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Posted March 06, 2015
Tallima: Its quite different from Sim City. All of your people are accounted for and they move like a strategy game, but on their own. So if you want to chop down a tree, you need to wait for someone to go over to it and chop it down.
You mostly have to make sure that you have the resources to keep your village alive. At first, it's easy. But then you get to taste the true nature of the game: You're stuck in a very limited space. So you mitigate disaster the best you can. Your population can explode or not move at all or, worse yet, suddenly all die off. You can overforest (because your people are cold and need firewood and lumber for house-building, not just because you are Haiti) and then your people end up even more cold and more unsheltered and more dead.
So, you do manage your village. But mostly, your goal is to keep that village alive. And during a really good time, thriving. And during the worst times, keep it from totally collapsing in on itself.
It's a good one. And it's a good game to play for 30-60 minutes while you're deciding what to play next.
Thank you! That helps way more than all the steam reviews I was looking at. That sounds a bit like the villagers games by Last Day of Work company. I vaguely remember playing those and having to task my people and buildings and such.You mostly have to make sure that you have the resources to keep your village alive. At first, it's easy. But then you get to taste the true nature of the game: You're stuck in a very limited space. So you mitigate disaster the best you can. Your population can explode or not move at all or, worse yet, suddenly all die off. You can overforest (because your people are cold and need firewood and lumber for house-building, not just because you are Haiti) and then your people end up even more cold and more unsheltered and more dead.
So, you do manage your village. But mostly, your goal is to keep that village alive. And during a really good time, thriving. And during the worst times, keep it from totally collapsing in on itself.
It's a good one. And it's a good game to play for 30-60 minutes while you're deciding what to play next.
Tallima
TreasureHunting!
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Micro-BIOS
GOG forever
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bler144
μαϊμού
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From United States
Tannath
White Owl
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From Portugal
Posted March 06, 2015
Klumpen0815: I scored two crits, one I could gift to trentonlf and another not even cheap one that wasn't yet part of my collection (The Last Federation) and I've been blessed by the gentlemen of this thread too, so for me it was a good promo, even if my bank account suffered quite heavy.
Shadowgate and Grimrock 1+2 have risen right to the top of my backlog now.
Can't speak for the others, but Grimrock 1 is quite good for fans of old dungeon crawlers, like Dungeon Master. Shadowgate and Grimrock 1+2 have risen right to the top of my backlog now.
Speaking of which, GOG should get Dungeon Master...
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/dungeon_master
Sylenall
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From Canada
Posted March 06, 2015
My 3rd crit was children of nile. Got no interest in it for myself, so the first person who let's me know they'd like it can have it :)
(No hording though, or I'll give it to someone who does redeem)
(No hording though, or I'll give it to someone who does redeem)
Tekkaman-James
Cereal Killer
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wizardofid
obNOXious
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From South Africa
Posted March 06, 2015
Tallima: Its quite different from Sim City. All of your people are accounted for and they move like a strategy game, but on their own. So if you want to chop down a tree, you need to wait for someone to go over to it and chop it down.
You mostly have to make sure that you have the resources to keep your village alive. At first, it's easy. But then you get to taste the true nature of the game: You're stuck in a very limited space. So you mitigate disaster the best you can. Your population can explode or not move at all or, worse yet, suddenly all die off. You can overforest (because your people are cold and need firewood and lumber for house-building, not just because you are Haiti) and then your people end up even more cold and more unsheltered and more dead.
So, you do manage your village. But mostly, your goal is to keep that village alive. And during a really good time, thriving. And during the worst times, keep it from totally collapsing in on itself.
It's a good one. And it's a good game to play for 30-60 minutes while you're deciding what to play next.
calicogamer: Thank you! That helps way more than all the steam reviews I was looking at. That sounds a bit like the villagers games by Last Day of Work company. I vaguely remember playing those and having to task my people and buildings and such. You mostly have to make sure that you have the resources to keep your village alive. At first, it's easy. But then you get to taste the true nature of the game: You're stuck in a very limited space. So you mitigate disaster the best you can. Your population can explode or not move at all or, worse yet, suddenly all die off. You can overforest (because your people are cold and need firewood and lumber for house-building, not just because you are Haiti) and then your people end up even more cold and more unsheltered and more dead.
So, you do manage your village. But mostly, your goal is to keep that village alive. And during a really good time, thriving. And during the worst times, keep it from totally collapsing in on itself.
It's a good one. And it's a good game to play for 30-60 minutes while you're deciding what to play next.
Tallima
TreasureHunting!
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From United States
Posted March 06, 2015
I got two crits and bought one game twice (once for me and once to sweeten the pot of LAGTAG).
Bought: Papers Please
Critted: Cognition, Shadowrun: Dragonfall
Bought: Papers Please
Critted: Cognition, Shadowrun: Dragonfall
HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
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From Vatican City
iscagog
So long & thanks for the fish
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From United Kingdom
Posted March 06, 2015
Tallima: Just you the player. :)
There are lots mods for it to make it more complex after you get the hang of it.
Trentonlf recommended me this one: http://banishedinfo.com/mods/view/679-CC-Excellent-Adventure-BlackLiquid It adds a ton and quite seamless and well-done.
Yep - have just downloaded that mod. Glad I mentioned it now, because the colonial pkm might make me fall in love with the game again :)There are lots mods for it to make it more complex after you get the hang of it.
Trentonlf recommended me this one: http://banishedinfo.com/mods/view/679-CC-Excellent-Adventure-BlackLiquid It adds a ton and quite seamless and well-done.
Fairfox
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Posted March 06, 2015
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yyahoo
Laff-a-lympian
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Posted March 06, 2015
yyahoo: An optimist! I admire you guys. Probably not for the reasons you'd prefer, but you take what you can get... ;)
BTW, I do have a few gift codes burning a whole in my pocket. I'll PM you. Feel free to let me know if any of them interest you...
Dalthnock: I know I thanked you in the PM, but I want to thank you for the offer in here as well. BTW, I do have a few gift codes burning a whole in my pocket. I'll PM you. Feel free to let me know if any of them interest you...
That was very decent of you & I really appreciate it.
Luned
Dude, I'm a Lady
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