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Great base-building factory/automation game that mixes in a little village happiness to deal with.

Excellent chill experience of making your town and unlocking technologies while also completing the objectives on the campaign maps. Airships, boats and trains are a nice touch when it comes to solving logistical problems.

Great city building game that has something in common with Elden Ring.

The amount of effort you spend beating all the bosses in Elden Ring is probably close to the amount of time you will spend facing off against the Traffic monster in Cities: Skylines.

It's sorta like playing Subnautica with several key distinctions:

• You will be fighting for your life from the very start.
  
• You're trying to live above the ocean instead of below it.
  
• There are no aliens and much less technology.
  
• There are sharks in the water that will try to eat you whether you are on your raft or in the water.
  
• You can actually deal with most threats by dispatching them with weapons instead of avoiding them.
  
• You only get one "vehicle" and that's your raft.
  
• It's multiplayer.

Other than the above, they both provide a very interesting game world to explore and story/lore worth discovering and investigating.

Diablo + Vampire Survivors = Good times!

What I like most besides the blending of those two games, is the fact that you've got objectives on the map to move toward while you are juking enemies and melting faces.

Hell, it's even got a little taste of extraction mechanics in it where you can bring loot out of the map to use in future runs.

Played as several different "vampire" survivors but not once did I get to suck any blood.

Would get scammed by the game title again: 11/10

Easily the best multiplayer open world sandbox survival platform game I've ever played.

It's got bosses, pets, minions, city building, farming, ranching, automation, build defining armor sets, vehicles, wacky weapons, well done pixel art, lootsplosions, invasion events, and biomes (and more).

The amount of content and mechanics in the game is so vast that in your first year of playing you'll spend just as much time on the wiki reading about what you can do as you will actually spend doing it.

Guess how much would you think you'd have to pay for a game like this? Wrong, just $9.99.

Great game for people who feel guilty about who they have to kill in games like Vermintide, but have been sufficiently educated by Starship Troopers to understand that going underground to kill bugs and bring back piles of shiney ore is essentially doing the Lord's work.

The only good bug is a ____ bug.

If you ever wanted to play a prehistoric version of Stardew Valley without combat and have the ability to tame, breed and ride ranch animals, then this is the game for you to try out.

There are some cool mechanics for handling exploration of caves since there aren't any enemies to fight and you also get the opportunity to interact with NPCs that live in other distant villages (who will periodically visit you).

Overall, it fits the bill of a very chill and relaxing pixel-art farming/ranching simulator.

Ever wanted to know what it would be like to survive in the ocean of an alien planet? You should play this game.

Never really thought about what it would be like to survive in the ocean of an alien planet? You should definitely play this game.

Discovery and exploration is heavily rewarded.

Good ARPG to spend your time with when you've gotten your fill of Diablo, Path of Exile and Grim Dawn.

Probably closest to Grim Dawn, as it has more build/playstyle variety than Diablo and less complexity and build options than Path of Exile.