Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

Speaking from a lot of experience in city builders and all other sorts of logistics based stratagy games. WRSR is most definitley the one if not the most realistic and in depth mainstream city building game available at the moment. But its defintly not for the casual audience, consider it if you already have experience with the genre or willing to sacrifice some patience. The biggest strenght of this game would defininetly be it's replayability. With the ammounts of industry branches + workshop items available you can have quite a lot of unique republics. Ofc it comes with its own flaws, which there aren't many of really, main problem being performance at the lategame stages. The game is quite CPU dependant. But it honstly isn't that critical considering that it could take up quite a few dozens of hours to get to that point anyway.

I've finally sunk more time into a game other than Unturned. Thank god. This game is amazing. You may see the thing glitch out and display 388 hours of playtime. It's actually 577 hours. I'm not bragging, Steam sometimes displays it incorrectly to me for some reason. So what motivates me to keep going and spend more than 577 hours into this game? This game alongside others like Frostpunk, makes SimCity look like casual mobile games. I'm a fan of city builders in general. I've played all of them. SimCity, Cities Skylines, Tropico, Banished etc. I'm also a fan of economic simulators like OpenTTD, and this weird trading game set in the Tang Dynasty I have on my phone that costs $2. So what if you could combine them into a simulation of planned economies in general? This game is very granular so you could see with your own eyes how goods move inside your little Republic. Every single discerete amount of goods has to be produced, loaded, transported, and unloaded in ways that you can see and measure. The game loves to look for excuses to make your industries suffer. If a factory isn't getting enough raw materials, production stops. if it isn't staffed with workers, pro…

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