Recent reviews by Noobsauce

Pros:

Amazing roleplaying/DnD feel. Interesting characters, witty writing, and I haven't played a game that left you this many choices since Fallout New Vegas (almost anyone can be killed at any time). Highly recommend playing one of the "Origin" players, or if not, at least having them as your party members, a lot of the great story telling revolves around them.

Combat system is fun and allows for a lot of theory crafting/playstyles, to the point where even people who dont' care about the RP aspect of it at all still enjoy this game. Few gripes with certain aspets but overall it feels interesting/diverse. Fights are HARD, even on normal difficulty, but far from unbeatable.

This game handles multiplayer in what is essentially a single player world better than any other game I've ever seen. The game is coded like an MMO, so you and your friends can travel hafl way across the world in a random pub and your friend can still play their game. Seemlessly allows you to hop in and out of someone's game too.

Cons:

Some weird quirks with combat that could be improved (fighting with characters while others are in dialogue, main attributes feeling uninterseting), but really this is just a tiny complaint.

In the mid part of the game it's easy to lose focus, it's so open world that you can get bogged with side quests and forget what you were supposed to be doing in the first place.

Crafting system/Inventory system feels a little meh. Crafting can honestly be 100% ignored so this doesn't detract from the game too much, but organizing /sorting through your inventory can feel tedious at times.

Pros:
-Sexy user interface
-Balanced strategy, so you can build up your city multiple ways, with all of them being challenging but plausible

Cons:
-Gets repetitive once you figure out the best ways to get a city running. If you figure out the tricks to this game, you master it quick and it becomes kind've boring.
-Limited late-game challenges. Your city can only improve so much, it quickly just becomes a task of making it larger/self-sustaining.
-Natural disasters are whacky, some are just ridiculously easy to avoid, while others are so powerful you'd rather just start a new city than deal with recovering from one.