This was unexpected, a lot more options than I expected, a lot of game play for the price and a great experience with no real bugs noted at this time.

Building tools have some ways that I would improve them, but overall no complaints!

I'm really enjoying Kaiserpunk after some initial struggle with crashes, updating drivers resolved my concerns.

So far I'm not great at it, but my failures are self induced and due to my over exuberance, instead of lack of info or unfair game play.
There are a lot of places to create your city, more than I expected.

This is very addictive, and so far, other than the initial struggles with crashes, has captured my attention

Well I guess it's a sad end for the Kerbal franchise

Sure it still needs work, it's early access, but there are some addicting bones under the surface, can't wait to see more

3060 Laptop running great so far! looks gorgeous and has much more of a great starting point of features than the first game

Loving this and can't stop laughing

Unfortunately, this was not it for me.

The game pace is too slow, the graphics quite dated, no signs of complexity or having to accomplish actually building something, just point and click and everything is auto done, I felt like I was sitting there waiting for the time to slowly progress where in other games I enjoy the micromanagement and effort to build.

Just did not have the feeling of something new, especially for the price, felt like a console version remake of RE1 from 2018.

On top of that, even though I bought the Deluxe version, there were unannounced guidebooks that weren't included, day one, that felt snuck in.

I love train games, but this was a refund as the asking price is too high for a game, I felt like I played 5 years ago, with no random map, or competitive multiplayer to save it.

This game is not for the faint of heart, an amazingly complex simulation with many interconnected parts, that is significantly deeper than meets the eye.
expect to be challenged in understanding what you should be doing initially, but don't give up, once you understand what exists beyond the learning cliff, you will enjoy a very deep game

while the combat looks simple, it is in fact also quite complex, with the battle usually won or lost before you enter the war in the early game, the later game challenges with trench warfare meaning you need to conserve strength before pushing again or your troops will crumble

it needs a few patches to fix some bugs, and to sort out some crashes / issues that others have had, it has so far run fantastic for me and hasn't crashed yet

So far enjoying the variety of the new races, can't wait for the big map!

Coming up on year 5, I think I'm almost done the tutorial, still haven't beat the game

Live out your fantasies of taking over the world as any country, or play a multitude of mods, and end up wondering where 4500 hours of your life have gone

Next expansion you'll be able to live out your train sim fantasies while crafting armored abominations