Chinese Frontiers

Played it all the way through and got every achievement, around 70 hours. There's a story and it's good. Not award-winning, but enjoyable, and it kept me going to the end. What I loved most is the relaxed feel of the game: you can take your time building up your village. The graphics fit the game well. [b]Downsides[/b] [list] [*]The automation system could be a lot better. Managing what your workers make gets tedious later on, so I ended up writing a mod for it: [url=https://github.com/Binni0911/chinese-frontiers-village-manager/releases]Village Manager[/url] (free) [*]There are bugs, some minor and some more serious. In the Ghosts of the Fallen quest, the NPC you need spawned under the map, and a mold bug blocked me from adding iron until I fixed it [/list] All in all a fun game to play all the way through. Recommended if you like relaxed building games and don't mind a few rough edges.

Relaxing game, didn't experience as many bugs as the comments suggest

This game keeps you involved at all times, It's better than Sengoku Dynasty which I have and played for hours. Graphics and build tree so great.

Really great game, super satisfying, nice graphics

This Frickin Game, I have spent the last 10 9 months trying to work out the save bleed over issue, WTF is wrong with the devs, Fix your frickin game.

Relaxed building simulator with detailed and well researched budlings. If you like exploring and building, and very basic hunger and thirst survival game play, but don't want to deal with fighting, then this game is great. there are some bugs still, but nothing game breaking. All i had to do to fix any of the bugs was to jump out of whatever menu I was in and get back in. The only time that did not work and it was a big bug, I simply reloaded an older save. With the game autosaving constantly I didn't lose more than 10 minutes of game play. This is a relaxing building simulation with an interesting historical journey set in ancient China.