MadMaxHellfire
Arcane
if you really want anno, stick to 1404 and 2070.Started playing Anno 2205 but it seemed kinda like a fancy facebook game. Switched to Anno 1800 and got more interested.
if you really want anno, stick to 1404 and 2070.Started playing Anno 2205 but it seemed kinda like a fancy facebook game. Switched to Anno 1800 and got more interested.
if you really want anno, stick to 1404 and 2070.
I played through one year now, without much difficulty. Does it get harder or is it just more of the same? Ive got everything p. well set up now, I could have a much more efficient design for sure but now it just seems theres not much to do. There's the stuff about migrating to other areas, but I don't see much point if is just more of the same then too.Try Rise to Ruins: https://store.steampowered.com/app/328080/Rise_to_Ruins/. It's a city builder where you are under assault by an enemy wave each night which gets stronger over time, as the opponent builds his base. You absolutely do need to tacticize in terms of town layout and efficiency after a certain point in the game, and there's a fair number of things that can end up fucking you. As the name suggest, the game will usually end in you getting crushed either due to your mismanagement (it's very easy to run out of food during winter, for example), falling prey to increasingly dangerous enemy types (those flame dudes that attack your towers from afar as such pieces of shit), or your own inattentiveness/lack of foresight.
I played through one year now, without much difficulty. Does it get harder or is it just more of the same?
Should not give up on Banished, there are mods that make the game infinitely more interesting. Unfortunately it's been like half a decade since i played it so i can't dump the list of mods i played with here, but you should check it out.I played through one year now, without much difficulty. Does it get harder or is it just more of the same?
That's how I felt about Banished. Like, oh, this is it? This is the game?
Had a lot of fun with Anno 1800 but I finally reached the point where it felt like I had done everything there was to do. There were some DLCs but they didn't seem interesting.
On to Tropico.
Checked online and apparently, Rise to Ruins does get a lot harder later on as the enemy waves grow bigger and bigger. Which could be helped by setting the difficulty to the max, too. But this doesn't seem quite enough for me - huge waves of enemies at the point where you've had all the time in the world to set up a perfect defence line isn't that interesting, with the main limiting factor when you've set up your economy is the cap on the number of buildings the game lets you build.I played through one year now, without much difficulty. Does it get harder or is it just more of the same?
That's how I felt about Banished. Like, oh, this is it? This is the game?
Had a lot of fun with Anno 1800 but I finally reached the point where it felt like I had done everything there was to do. There were some DLCs but they didn't seem interesting.
On to Tropico.
Anno games arent city builders. They're supply chain management games.The Anno games of course (1404 is very nice).
They'll start wrecking your defense line sooner or laterperfect defence line
Maybe, but I could play a more focused tower defence game to get that instead of this crap where I'd have to wait for hours for the challenging part to arrive. The village economy isn't that interesting, at least not after the first half a year when you've built all the buildings and set up the production chains.They'll start wrecking your defense line sooner or laterperfect defence line
There's a solid amount of content for an EA game.Dyson Sphere Program looks dope AF but it's another EA