Fine, Steam - FINE! I'll rate the bloody thing. Suppose I finally am approaching the end of tutorial with these hours.

So what you have is one of the most customizable games out there, where with mods, scenario settings, and difficulty options you can make just about every scenario happen. If you want the game to be "paint map with nice looking structures", you can do that.

If you want it to be absolute miserable survival against all sorts of horrors, with you only ever being allowed one good thing in about a month of playthrough - you can do that.

While mods do allow options, I wish we could disable certain types of raids from scenario settings. But generally speaking, if you enjoy tinkering to get "your vision" of Rimworld to happen, you will find enjoyable time.

If your'e an absolute masochist, you'll still find fun times to be had.

DLC is mostly worth it, for added variety and roleplay (headcanon), but if you don't have money for it you don't need to worry all that much. Mods provide near endless opportunities even without spending more money.

Now lets see how I feel at 2000 hours...

Fine, Steam - FINE! I'll rate the bloody thing. Suppose I finally am approaching the end of tutorial with these hours. So what you have is one of the most customizable games out there, where with mods, scenario settings, and difficulty options you can make just about every scenario happen. If you want the game to be "paint map with nice looking structures", you can do that. If you want it to be absolute miserable survival against all sorts of horrors, with you only ever being allowed one good thing in about a month of playthrough - you can do that. While mods do allow options, I wish we could disable certain types of raids from scenario settings. But generally speaking, if you enjoy tinkering to get "your vision" of Rimworld to happen, you will find enjoyable time. If your'e an absolute masochist, you'll still find fun times to be had. DLC is mostly worth it, for added variety and roleplay (headcanon), but if you don't have money for it you don't need to worry all that much. Mods provide near endless opportunities even without spending more money. Now lets see how I feel at 2000 hours...