While playing it exclusively on Steam Deck, some things seem a bit more tedious (e.g. selecting items/ratizens in a same square), but overall it's very manageable. - Ehh, enjoyable even

The art reminded me of ONI, and the game concept clearly has some similarities with ONI as well. I don't mind, I love playing games like this.

Being in control of one rat, The Queen, makes everything feel more interactive, the civ management, base building, while also being able to take things in your own hand is a very nice idea and good execution.

Unfortunately the amount of info provided in-game on how to use certain elements is a bit lacking, but luckily I'm not the first one to play this and there is some info to be found online.

I'm at prosperity level 5 now and decided to restart with an easier difficulty in order to figure out all of the game mechanics before engaging in battles other than the rat zombies

Also, why can't I find webs? It doesn't make sense, water management is a huge issue for me as it affects my production on a large scale and why on earth can't I craft mud, it would seem so simple, but it's a finite resource that if you mistakenly use it for making pottery, the only way to get it is to trade it

While playing it exclusively on Steam Deck, some things seem a bit more tedious (e.g. selecting items/ratizens in a same square), but overall it's very manageable. - Ehh, enjoyable even The art reminded me of ONI, and the game concept clearly has some similarities with ONI as well. I don't mind, I love playing games like this. Being in control of one rat, The Queen, makes everything feel more interactive, the civ management, base building, while also being able to take things in your own hand is a very nice idea and good execution. Unfortunately the amount of info provided in-game on how to use certain elements is a bit lacking, but luckily I'm not the first one to play this and there is some info to be found online. I'm at prosperity level 5 now and decided to restart with an easier difficulty in order to figure out all of the game mechanics before engaging in battles other than the [spoiler]rat zombies[/spoiler] Also, why can't I find [spoiler]webs? It doesn't make sense, water management is a huge issue for me as it affects my production on a large scale[/spoiler] and why on earth can't I craft [spoiler] mud, it would seem so simple, but it's a finite resource that if you mistakenly use it for making pottery, the only way to get it is to trade it[/spoiler]