Sumerians

This is a nice, chill city game. I enjoy it.

This is a game i wish i could give a neutral rating to. The fundamentals are good, most controls are well chosen, as is the setting. However, progression with the tech tree can be tedious, not just in time, especially since you can neither queue up research with a single research facility nor produce research points ahead of picking something to research. Also, birth rates are ridiculously low. While i get that it is a common choice for city builders to balance the game towards needing immigration, it would be nice to have an option for a playstyle without, just growing the society from within.

This game is extremely fun and is really good, the crashing is the only issue.

Good game with good pacing and fun history. I would recommend to anyone who likes Banished, Settlement Survival, etc. The campaign was also nice and quick and helped me learn the game, but if you're familiar with this kind of game you won't have trouble with the basic controls and concepts.

Has more depth than the graphics imply. You free place buildings so it makes a nice organic look with the paths created by the inhabitants. Many things must be placed behind walls to upgrade the housing, workshops, and markets which are painted. then also keep the doctors and security nearby to level them up. The temples also need to be behind walls. I wish there was a little more to the tech tree but it's appropriate for the time period. After a while I found myself just hitting FF and waiting for the population to grow. It was good for $5.

My crops doing well....irrigation is the future