The Hundred Year Kingdom

Это довольно простенькая игра, где вы помогаете "криворукой" богине (5 на выбор) построить социум за 100 лет (о чем собственно говорится в названии). Игра в целом не особо напрягает и представляет собой простенькую строительную головоломку (при условии, что мы хотим получить конечный ранг S). На выбор у нас с десяток разных зданий и улучшений зависящий от типа локации, пара уникальных зданий для каждой богини, плюс по одной особенности на каждую. В целом игра не шедевр и малость ванильна, хотя в целом пару-тройку часов убить можно. Да и периодически поигрывать для расслабления от более серьезных игр.

This game is such a fun little puzzle game, and one that has a ton of content to play. I doubt very many people are going to get all the achievements inside of a year of play, but that's a good thing! It's really chill but engages your whole brain, and the developers did an amazing job with it.

An exceptional little strategy/builder game, bite-sized campaigns about a half an hour a pop. It's not all that deep, but that really doesn't hurt it any. Cannot recommend enough for the low price.

TLDR: Recommended if you like having cute waifus on your screen or simple yet complex high score based puzzle games or maybe even both combined --- Simply put this is a surprisingly complex synergy based puzzle game about producing as many ressources as possible within the titular hundred years (or rather actions) during a run of the game. For each year you have the option of unlocking, clearing or upgrading one tile on the map provided you got enough ressources to pay for said action. Even if not the best idea most of the time, one can even select to skip a year doing nothing. The tricky part comes with that not every type of tile can evolve into every type of building so if you for example want a city in a specific spot but only have plains on it to work with? Bummer. And whilst almost everything on any given map is and remains static at the beginning of every run, a few things remain variable for each run: -unique environments like mountains jungles or islands seem to be selected at random on specific tiles on some maps -the extra tiles Gaia unlocks at the start of a run seem to be selected at random -later on there even is a fully randomly generated map to unlock There …

too short, need more

It starts off as some kind of comfy city-builder, but can turn into a min-maxing puzzle game if you're autistic like me.