Romestead

This game is nearly impossible if you have pets, children or ADD. Stand still for 10 seconds and you are dead to some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I would also appreciate if we could walk over tiny pieces of rock, blades of grass, and dirt nipples. Otherwise, great game.

Great Game for what it is right now! Having a lot of fun building and plotting my own roads towards different regions. Although i will say the game has some difficult pacing issues. Plains to desert, the weapons i get from dungeons are always junk. what i made from blacksmith are good but dont do enough damage. Same with transition from desert to volcanic region. You practically need the resources from that region to be able to have a chance. it would be nice to see Ai companions/ NPC settlers that can be recruited to fight alongside you. Whether they have to go to a school for training 1st or learn while in your party. Solo play is difficult due to many enemies and having to stop completely to eat/heal. Raids and defense are also in need of some added options. As of right now you cant turn defense walls sideways and the only defense option are auto turrets type ballista's, that you have to load with arrows. Guard posts, town guard patrol, or something where you can have a small army to help protect would be appreciated and make raids a little more manageable. Being a game about Rome, it would be cool to have archers occupy one of the cargo carts to help protect on the go. This…

wow

yeah, it's pretty alright, with some charming visuals and some decent enough gameplay. My one complaint is food -- more specifically, there's no "days of food left" counter that I could find. It'd be real handy so I know exactly when I need to start really ramping up production, and when I could be doing other stuff than grinding at the mill and making 500 loaves of bread

great

A pleasant surprise especially at the price point. The city building is simple but allows some creativity with the furniture placement. Survival games tend to be tedious but the adventuring aspect breaks it up imo