As a computer scientist, this game speaks to me. As a gamer, this game also speaks to me. I highly recommend this game if you're into programming and want to flex your skills. I could imagine this being a great learning tool for those who aren't programmers as well. It's addictive, a warning.

This game is addictive and fun. I find myself saying "just one more day" until I've played for another 15 minutes without realizing. I haven't finished the entire game yet, but everything I've played so far is great. Highly recommend!

This game is an interesting take on Tetris. I would recommend it to anyone who likes fitting pieces together in strategic ways. It starts out with basic challenges but adds more and more depth to increase the difficulty slowly and fairly. The learning curve is smooth and well thought out. I found myself retrying levels to get the highest scores as I learned what each new level's challenge was asking for. If you're a fan of Tetris and like the idea of building cities, this game's for you! Give it a try already!

Clunky menus for everything and the isometric controls are horrible. I was hoping for a 2D 7D2D, but this isn't anywhere as fun as I was expecting.

This game is really fun. There's a ton to do and a great twist on the colony management genre. The music is so good that it's playing in my head now. I can't say enough about this, so I'll stop.
Play this game.

The graphics 2.5d addition, while neat, wasn't necessary imo. I played 9th Dawn III, and it was honestly one of my favorite games. This game, the remaster of the first, is just as addictive as III was so far plus several new mini-games based on some of my other favorite games!

If you like Terraria, you'll probably like this game too.