Chill, relaxing strategy game. Very good. Needs an undo button though, for when you accidentally deconstruct the wrong building. Also there's a bug with the cathedral/football stadium and this one law that, together, prevent the game from recognizing you have any meaningful unskilled labor production. Just remember that it exists and you can avoid it.

An interesting concept.
However the game is missing qol features while at the same time having a good number of annoying bugs/errors. This made me stop playing after 8 hours.

- Some information given in the tutorial is simply wrong, e.g. it tells you to build a hardware store which needs goods which are produced in factories.
No, goods are not produced in factories, factories simply store unskilled work(ers).
Instead goods are produced in goods factories.
This is just the most recent example I stumbled across, there are more similiar mistakes in the tutorial.
- Similarly for a number of different categories the production delta values are wrong as well.
What do I mean by that?
In the top right you have a list of things you produce (food, work, wood, iron, etc). To the left of the corresponding icons you see how many of that commodity you have in store and the max you can store. Right of the icon you have how much excess you are producing - and this number is often wrong.
E.g. for "Work" it tells me my production delta is 1,488. However when hovering over the icon you get a detailed breakdown showing that I'm prooducing 7,381 and consuming 6,611. So the actual delta is 770. I encountered this error a number of times when I wanted to place a building and the game told me I couldn't do that because I was missing "Work". According to the delta I had enough to place the building, but manually subtracting the consumption from the production told me that I in fact did not have the required "Work".
Similarly the deltas for "Skilled work" (64 instead of 84), "Iron" (21 instead of 41) and "Energy" (252 instead of 272) are off.
- Most buildings have a radius in which they provide their benefit. Often you want to place copies of a certain building (e.g. the minimarket which you need for houses to upgrade to a new level) in such a way that their radiuses are touching.
This would be quite simple if all exisitng copies of a building type would be shown as soon as you select that type to place another one. But they are not shown.
So in reality you have to tediously search for the nearest copy, remember how far its radius goes and then place the new building accordingly.
Not the biggest deal, but quite annoying and easy to fix. But since the game isn't in active development anymore it seems quite unlikely that any of the bugs will be fixed in the future.