Dont do it guys. you really need to re consider. this game is confusing, badly made, the graphics are horrible, its impossible to get into. if ur trying to escape this is not the way. do not proceed beyond this point.
Excellent game with flashing lights and great stuff all around. recommend to people who want an arcade type of deal but not a real in depth rpg experience.
This is the game guys. immersive rpg experience. roll up your socks. fall in love with this little world and its great graphics. it's leveling up system is great and if you make bad choices you will lose.
This was one of my all time favorite games. Lots of quick boards with great sound effects and fun icons. Unfortunately it does not function with operating systems past Snow Leopard. You can play, but it does not save your progress. I'm giving it 3 stars because it was a truly great game, but I'm not able to play it any more.
A great classic strategy game with many facets which results in complex decisions and outcomes. May be a bit hard to navigate and use at first but it is all learning.
Since the game is Steam, it will run on man platforms. I am running the game purchased here on a Win 7 laptop.
Season 2 starts a little slower than it did in season 1, although by the time episode 4 comes around, it becomes reminiscent of the first season with many gruelling decisions to be made. I highly recommend this game to anyone, it's an emotional rollercoaster adventure.
I love this game, honestly. It has a great plot, but it didn't earn five stars because once you complete the game (and it can be done rather quickly), there's nothing more to do. Granted, I've gone through 3 times and found journals the second and third time that I didn't find the first time I played through.
Overall, a great game. I highly recommend you buy it.
Is true, this is a solid game. The learning curve is a little steep. I've been playing it for a couple days and I've found, at times, I'm trying to figure out what to do next. Paying attention to the advisory tabs in the game help nudge you in the right direction, and luckily there is a ranking system so you know about how well you are doing as compared to other nations. Plus, just like any good strategy game, nothing that is done can't be undone by going to a previous save. If you're into evenly paced games that you can play on your terms (when you want to not when you need to) this is probably a pretty good choice. Not as much level of detail as Crusader King but more than CIV5... kind of has a not too hot, not too cold, but just right kind of feeling about it.
Oh, those of you wondering if your integrated video card will work... I have an Iris Pro on my iMac desktop with 1.5GB of VRAM... Mac Game Store says the game won't work on my computer... it works just fine at the highest video settings. So there's somewhat of a benchmark for you if you're on the fence because of that.
This hands down is by far the best EVER Sim City game! It's not dumbed down to where all you do is plop buildings like some of the previous versions. It takes skill and planing. Now all we need is the fine folks at Simtropolis.com to start making more Mac compatible buildings.
This game was a mixed bag for me. Some things I liked, some I didn't.
Although I usually hit 'skip' through the talking and action scenes, I didn't with this game. Parly because there was no skip function, but partly because the graphics were something else! Amazing colors and a bit of variety in the styles of the graphics, to boot.
The game itself was too short. I played by myself, in the most difficult mode, and still was done before I knew it. (Hit the blog only a coule of times.)
Very few HO scenes, which is probably why this is in the 'puzzle' genre, not the HO genre. The mini-puzzles ranged from yawn-done-this-before to, and I hate to admit it, a couple I had to skip.
So if you like storylines, graphics, and the opportunity to use a 'difficult' mode with no hints or sparkles, this is the game for you. If you like HO scenes and a good, long time of playing, this game isn't for you.
However, while the game itself is decent (not the best or most engaging tycoon sim I've ever played), the set-up is confusing, When I played, one of the buttons to exit a certain menu and progress with the tutorial was stuck behind the bar at the top left. I am pursuing a refund.
This game is pretty fun, however once you find a cure for the zombies, they just keep coming. I was hoping eventually the population would all be cured or something. Luckily, you can turn zombies off, which I did to reward myself for curing them. This game is sort of like a mix between Diner Dash and your basic farming game, but with no time limits. You also have to barter with various characters.
I love the Virtual Villagers series and this one doesn't disappoint! It has great puzzles to unlock while you try to get the "heathens" to believe in you. One annoying thing is that red masked villagers, especially children, will frequently get in your way while you are trying to complete a task but you can usually use another villager to distract them and pull them away or use your god powers.
This game is fun, but imo not as entertaining as its predecessor. The idea of renovating the whole house and having to buy basic furniture makes me think they went too much to the Sims side of things.
My favorite thing about the Sims empire is the amount of control you have over everything. The Sims Medieval, while a refreshing new take on the Sims, just lacks that aspect. Yes, completing the goals can be fun, but you are not able to take your Sim into whatever direction you want. I would love to see a regular Sims game with a medieval theme (e.g. clothes, architecture, careers, goals, etc.) come out!
Love this EP for Civ V! It makes the game much more fulfilling if you are a person that likes to acheive victory in ways other than global domination because it enhances the diplomacy aspect. I love the World Congress / UN feature! Imo, it makes the game much more realistic.
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