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Played it on gamepass then picked up the humble bundle. Biggest downside is the savefile transfer trick doesn't work like it does for the epic version

Haven't had stability issues like others are reporting, use QoL mods like every other civ and its fun.

Missed AC, already played it on gamepass but I bought it again for PC since I liked it.

I'm having a really tough time recommending this game. Its not bad by any means but its the Colonial Charter mod for Banished with a tech tree. Don't get me wrong I love CC but if I wanted to play CC I could just play CC. The tech tree is nice in that it guides you on the production so you're not guessing how you make X, but it also bottlenecks you to where you're ready to add X to your production but you need to wait on the tech points to unlock it and whatever else you need. If you've played CC you could honestly skip this as there doesn't seem to be any meaningful changes, but if you haven't Its a fair price even not on sale.

Fun, took less than 2 hours to get all but 2 achievements

Janky but its an open world RPG that isn't Skyrim

Cute game, got it in a humble bundle so it was a great value.

Power washer goes brrrrrrrrr

The liberals are in charge now

They are really starting to cook with the added depth of maintenance requirements and research systems.

My biggest issue remains the same: scale. The map is only around 20x20km, fine, realistically you'll use but a fraction of it. So a bus going in a straight line at 60 kph on paved roads in clear weather should cross it in less than an hour right? Wrong, takes weeks. I don't know the exact rational, maybe to limit your expansion so you're not immediately dealing with a sprawling republic that has an economy in the tens of millions? Whatever the case I am not a fan since it encourages border cities since otherwise travel times kill profits for starting industries. This results in most profitability being derived from trains/boats since your capacity is orders of magnitude greater than trucks. That isn't a problem in itself since yeah, most freight especially over great distances is by rail or boat, but even their speed/scale is off. I would be fine with the scales still being off, traveling an entire map in less than an hour doesn't even happen in cities skylines (but CS also doesn't have complex production chains), say days and not weeks. So you would still be required to build multiple cities for various resources, just not when the resources are just 2 km away.

Of course I would still recommend this game.