Well made




The game is well made and fun to play. The way research is being done in-game may be a bit tedious, but no biggie.
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![]() | – Great 4x-space game
If you wonder whether to pick up this edition or just the base-game, of the additional content that comes with this edition, the artbook is quite nice, including some "making-of" info, and the novel is an enjoyable read. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 20th 2020
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![]() | – Not recommended
Pretty much the same as the prequel, with the campaign this time not having any narration and just being a bunch of short rinse-repeat levels, and more expensive at that. Game is functional tho, so that's one star extra. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 14th 2020
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![]() | – Not the fresh breeze I was hoping for
After several DLCs which focused pretty much on "boxed-in" content, I was hoping for freshness for sea-side cities with this DLC. And well, while this DLC comes with some nice content, it seems somewhat lacklustre, as there is nothing like yacht-harbor, house-boats, local cruises, water-sports, and similarly. Due to that I would put this DLC rather low on a list of which C:S DLCs to get. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 14th 2020
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![]() | – Nice in itself
The content of this DLC is well made, and it makes the city look more interesting. However, while there are several faculties to add city-bonus, the campuses are somewhat disconnected to the city, as they don't even require a mass-transportation connection nor add visitors to a festival area nearby. And this can be easily blamed on the DLC-model as such, whereas a sequel could be focusing more on integrating such content within the base-game, but seems a pity that there is little incentive to use a campus on a new map, instead of the base-game university. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 14th 2020
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![]() | – Great space city-sim
Very enjoyable game. Requires setting up a bit of infrastructure before the first humans can arrive, with each play-through offering different sci-fi story - making the game quite different to being "just a city-sim in a space setting". This edition comes with the DLCs, of which especially "Green planet" does nicely expand on the game-play. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 13th 2020
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![]() | – Enjoyable content
Well, not exactly realistic, as real-life Berlin is these days home rather to call-centers than to HQs of corporations - and a bit more focus on "education" would have been more realistic (with Prussian Berlin having been quite a place for that, with professors such as Prussian citizen Albert Einstein, before he was chased out by Germans who were struggling to even figure out what end of a cow fodder goes in). Nevertheless, in context of the game as such, this DLC adds even more enjoyable content. by DaLejd, Germany - Jun 13th 2020
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