Masterplan Tycoon

not intuitive. Forced to do what the dev want you to... No way to free play, erros happens whenever they want to happen, you have no free will in the game. Must follow the linear whatever the dev invented and done. but if you make a mistake, your fault without an error message. Some nodes requires input for maintanence, but the node itself has no input. Dev created a game that him knows how to play

Basically no hotkeys. No way to edit controls. WTF, it's 2026 oO Pressing B to open the build menu only works after right clicking first. No way to change scroll speed. It's one of these games where the dev thought to know better, how controls should word and fail.

[u]TL;DR:[/u] I recommend this game for folks looking for a [b][u]COZY[/u][/b] game with a production line theme. There are some quality of life features I wished were implemented, but the game is still very much playable and great to play while watching a stream or generally chilling. I can't stress this enough, [b][u]THIS IS A COZY GAME[/u][/b] that is about production. I purchased this game thinking this would be a fun factory sim/supply chain game, and I did spend some levels/missions treating it as such. However, the most fun I had was when I didn't worry about min/maxing or perfect placement, but instead did whatever I felt like. Here's why - * Cleary imbalanced factory/supply chains * Several missing standard factory game features such as quantified production rates * Several missing standard simulation QoL features and settings (more below) * Simple mechanics, simpler gameplay The above reasons along with the simplistic, dare I say, cute art style communicates to the player that they shouldn't take this game too seriously (because the developers didn't). This is not [i]meant[/i] as a criticism, but take it as you will. My only true negatives about the game are all QoL fe…

It is like that Ubisoft franchise, Anno, but the roads are restricted to the left side, labor supply is nonexistent, there are no opponents to steal your stuff, and as you see, not very graphical. There are no negative consequences to any actions I make—like if I build something accidentally, I can tear it down and I get all the stuff required to rebuild. The game is easy and relaxing, but making roads never bores me. Recommend to those who play and listen to something important in the background.

"Finished" the game in 23 hrs - I got the splash screen saying so. Not built every resource type yet though. So that's just the "campaign". I spent a bit too long optimizing things that didn't need to be optimal. I've got 14 of the 16 achievements (5.6%) the final two being the "unlock everything, even the unknown buildings" - which only 4% of people have done. Not bad at 40% (3.99) which I paid, not so sure at full price 9.99. You can find free resource management games with more play time - Upload Labs for instance. I think I will get the last two and then never play it again. So maybe 30-35 hours total. It has trains which I never needed except to unlock the progress, boats which I never used. So it's like there is a bigger game hiding inside.

I am standing against the mechanic that you have limited some types of rescources on other islads, for example brics. This really does not serve gameplay, imo