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Only because I bought it a day before it went on sale

Honestly... Best game of the series.

I do not think I have ever been more disappointed with a Paradox Interactive game. This is my most prized gaming company, I own every title they release, and now this...

I regret pre-ordering this game.

This game has the look and feel for a great grand strategy game. It looks like it combines the best elements from all their titles into a fitting, classical era Roman fight for world dominance. That is the main issue here... All we have is looks.

Almost everything that you can get points for, gravitas, religion, etc., is next to useless. You have nothing to spend it on and when you do, such as an omen, it's beyond basic in its conception. There is no depth to this game. There is no diplomacy, there is very little civilization building, and the economy is something beyond understanding, it simply just works (very badly I'll admit).

I have almost six hours on gameplay, and that is all I need to figure this game out completely. The only aspect of this game that is mildly entertaining is event reading and military actions. But even your military decisions feel lackluster and only meant for button mashing. Half the decisions you have, such as formation or flank size, do not seem to have any noticeable effect and their dynamics is so poorly explained all you have to go on is the games percentage of effeteness.

Paradox is very good at updating games after release, sometimes for free, so lets just wait and hope.. As it is, this is the worst game they have tried to release with false advertising. I expect this from EA, not Paradox.

An amazing game the combines the best elements of RTS and FPS gameplay, even allowing players to do both at the same time. The developer is a hard working guy who has been working on this dream of a game since the first Executive Assault.

Give it a try, it'll blow your mind!

Cheaper DLC's if you're barely adding any content. Many games have gone down the toilet and dev titles even more so for releasing over priced DLC.

DLC is good if it's reasonable.

This game is amazing and it does a great job at not just being a JPOG remake with better graphics. I would highly recommend reading through the recommended and negative reviews both, as I know when I contemplate buying a game I focus mainly on the negatives to see what is wrong with the game. While every game has its faults, most of the prominent downvotes people have here are not issues unless you're not an RTS gamer...

Negative Reviews

Small Maps

This is the most common throughout everyones reviews, complaints about the small maps and on how they are both limited to the four career islands and one sand box as well as their constricting borders. The only thing I can really say about this is that these people likely haven't played the game to its fullest or went in trying to find things to hate without reason.

The first island is the only real small one, but it's that way to help use the tutorial. Other then that, you can fit an astonishing amount on each island if you simply try and do so. Jurassic Park and Jurassic World were made on these islands, which are oddly shaped with mainy mountains and unusable terrain, Jurassic Evolution does a great job in recreating similar environments. You'll find your enclosures being unique in size and each one requiring actual mental capacity to figure out. I have yet to run out of room...

Aside from that, I have faith that our developers will listen to complaints and make random maps possible WITHOUT unlimited money. What is the fun in sandbox if there is no challenge?

Mobile Game Format

I truely don't see what people are getting at here. The timers are not insane, they are a common place theme with any real-time strategy game, including JPOG. The timers are not insanely long, there is no microtranactions to speep up anything, and the repeitiveness is only there if you are trying to find something to hate about. There is no better way to do fossil hunting that keeps both your park constricted to time constraints, keeps you thinking about what dinos you want, and prevents you from having everything with the snap of a finger.

With That Said...

This game does have some major draw backs which seem hard to believe except for the fact this game was probably rushed out for Fallen Kingdom.

• You cannot kill dinosaurs.
  
• Micromanagement was almost completely removed.
  
  • Guests are almost an animation addition and nothing more.
    
  • Guest amenities are ways for rating increases but nothing else, you never have to touch them once placed.
    
  • Can't name your park, seriously? Frontier Games, why did Planet Coaster get awesome touches and this game got... Overlooked.
• Really lacking in both variety and freedom of actions.
  
  • Forced career mode with a sandbox, unlockable AFTER finishing career mode, that forces unlimited money.
    
  • All the dino viewing platforms seem bare. You cannot view from them like JPOG, you cannot see their individual ratings or stats, it's all very limited.
    
  • No random islands, same five islands. While I enjoy the added challenge of making your park actual conform to a realistic islands physical limitations, sometimes people just wanna build on a flat square (*cough* JPOG)

Since there is already DLC, I assume they plan on adding more in the future. Who knows, maybe we'll get free updates and improvements to this very expensive game that had a very limited amount of content for its price.

Cross your fingers and hope they will do right by their customers with future improvements, but the game is most definitely playable in its current state.

If you have the extra money, buy it. It is a fun game, regardless of its cons or haters.

Best grand stragey game ever, swamps the sequel.

This game is... Lacking. That's the only word I can really give to describe Survivng Mars in its current state. The thumbs up I gave for two main reasons:

1. I love Paradox Interactive, they are beyond my top favorite industry and they are very loyal to their customers.
   
2. I trust Paradox, after their amazing support for Stellaris and Cities Skylines, I trust that they will provide not only free updates, but consistent support for this title to improve upon it. Paradox has gotten into the habit of releasing their games, listening to the community, and fixing issues that they were not able to find except after release.

With that, there are three main issues I have that, while make the game problematic in some cases, do not ruin the enjoyment I have..

Currently the games UI is lacking in functionality, it seems clunky at times with a theme that does not seem to match the futuristic setting you are placed in.

There are some missions you recieve and the obvious point of keeping your colony alive aside, there is no pupose to the game. After you get your first dome built, there really is no other reason to expand further, because even if you choose to do so, you have no real reason to increase your work load...

For a City Building/Survival game, there is a lot of tedious and unneeded micromanaging. There needs to be simpler ways to move resources from one area to another, to check WHERE those resources even are, and to select units easier. This is probably the most important issue as it really deters you from building up to any decent size, it becomes simply unmangeable.

Insanely fun, even with the occasional cheater. PUBG Dev team takes the cheating seriously though and you should not abandon the game over the initial outbreak they had to deal with.

The only negative I see is that much more time is having to be put towards anti-cheating software instead of game improvements.

Review updated to a downvote... Too much hacking and not enough support on the dev's end.