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Once again, the city must survive.

However, this time our greatest enemy isn't the cold, it is ourselves.

8/10, the wider scope is nice and I appreciate that the sequel is doing something different, though I do miss the more desperate battle against nature of the first game.

Oh, and the UI and presentation is INCREDIBLE.

It's Daggerfall but it actually runs on my current computer.

Like the first game with a new coat of paint.

Now, you COULD play as France, America, Russia, England, Italy, Japan, Germany, etc. and participate in the vast conflict that is WWII... Or you could play as Communist Brazil and try to conquer South America.

I chose the latter.

I once lost a game because I forgot to have children. The next game I slept around with everyone, had a bunch of bastards, then died of syphilis. I took over as my one year old legitimized bastard with my mother as my regent. Then my mother got abducted by my friend, who was running the Byzantine Empire as a secretly-Satanist Orthodox who somehow managed to become both Emperor and leader of a Crusade following a series of very confusing civil and holy wars. He gave my mother back after cutting out her eyes. Meanwhile another friend was running Hungary as a ruthlessly-enforced meritocracy (i.e. he imprisoned or killed anyone who asked for a position they were unsuitable for).


10/10.