As Far As The Eye

Too much RNG, some situations are straight up unsalvagable. After a 2 hour run of carefully considering options I just lost because one little guy just stood in place instead of returning resources

I hate saying anything negative about games because I tend to think the problem is with me, at least since I didn't see any bugs or anything. Look, it could just be that I'm the wrong demographic or something. I totally admit that. With that being said... I found this entirely too difficult for me. It took me 6 hours just to get through the tutorial because my pupils kept starving to death. Then I tried to play the regular game and my pupils just. Kept. Dying. THEN I got frustrated and played a few custom runs. I only managed to win a 3-halt-run when I turned off negative traits, plagaries(?) and food. And STILL I only won 1 run. The next one (a 5-halt-one) I lost. It was like being in a swing between "is this too easy?" and "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I DIED AGAIN". I don't know how I'm supposed to find a way to enjoy this game when it's so hard to find a difficulty that feels just challenging enough without being impossible to beat. If you love managing games and are good at them, go ahead. You might have the time of your life. I'm more of a casual gamer and I think it's possible that the adorable art style of the game got me thinking this would lean more towards a casual kind of experience whe…

I'm most of a casual gamer, this is like a more hardcore game, It recommended me to play the campaign in order to learn the basics, but it is incredibly hard despite this being only a tutorial. The pupils either die of hunger or I ran out of turns and lost by the flood, It does not make sense to make a tutorial so difficult if you are just learning the basics of the game. It ruined the experience for me, a very nice idea, but I mainly play just to have some fun, not to get more stressed than I get at work. The main issue with the campaign is that you cant save, so you need to start over from the beginning if you made a mistake; and of course just a small minimum mistake is enough to lost all the progress. I dont like dark souls type of games, when you have to play and play and play 100 times a map just to be able to advance.

I like the concept but it's not for me.

Kind of like playing Civilization 5 or 6 but only with an explorer unit who can harvest, at least for the first 5 minutes. That was more than enough to turn me off to this game.

It is a steep learning curve but I am slowly learning it. I am a very slow learner. The only thing I could ask for is the time you have to compleat requirements was a touch longer, and if you have to have an item to move on then it has just enough or is you have good skills you can get a touch more. I keep dying to the wave because the item it states I need is not available any longer but I am missing like half of the stuff. No there is no other spot I could change to on the majority of the maps.