Having a zombie apocalypse base built around your work building area, your school district or your home is a real kicker. Really brings in a lot of immersion this way: "Yeah, let me go and raid IKEA for loot", or plant some pine trees in the field near your home that you always wanted to, or obviously demolish your neighbor's house that obstructs the view. The games has a lot of potential, I wish you couldn't drive with a car through a forest as it does not make much sense; there are some UI bugs that hopefully will be cleaned as the game is developed, but otherwise it's a lovely game.

The gameplay and graphics are really outdated. The combat system is really basic. I wanted to try some character builder (skill trees, specialties what not), but I just couldn't get past the visuals and clunkiness of movement

The idea behind "finding your sensitivity" is decent. The implementation is not. Sensitivity changes mid-training and it does not provide accurate results. It was a waste of 10$

The game has potential and I feel like I would enjoy the game if it had better controls.
Unfortunately, I watched most of the beginner tutorials and spent a little over an hour on the game and this is the borderline where I have to make a decision, will I crack it and understand how to control the units or go for refund. I opted for refund. Maybe will return to it in the future if it pops around and has positive reviews about controls

Absorbing base builder game that has a dynamic replayability which makes it interesting and challenging each time. It has a game mechanic, similar to what Dota Autochess was based on: There is a huge pool of units that have effects connected to each other, but you only draw a limited amount from the pool each game. Different combinations can come up with different styles of play and different strengths. But you have to play according to the "cards" you get, to make sure the combinations work. In this game, it is buildings. There are plenty, but you only get some of them each time. This makes it very interesting for replayability.

The Positive review is a lot about hope. I hope that the devs continue on the path to making this game worth the money. I paid in advance, hoping that in the future I'm going to love this game. Currently the idea is alright and sky is the limit, but it needs a lot of polishing. Be ready to use Mod tools (Editor) to fix things that dont necessarily make sense or work (like team income). I haven't played it for a while now, but will return to it in the future to test the waters again

Corinthians 13:4-8:

Counter-Strike is patient, Counter-Strike is kind.
It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.
It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking,
it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.
Counter-Strike does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.
It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

Counter-Strike never fails.

As the famous FromSoftware quote goes: "You died".
And you get this over and over and over again. But the satisfaction of finally beating the Final Boss is priceless. Loved it.

Just one more turn