I supported this game since it was in early access.

It is an original take on city building. The maps are mountain summits with land plateaus on which you have to build your settlement. The graphics, artwork and themes are based on himalayan cultures and the yak is at its core. The yaks can talk to humans and the characters that guide you through your adventure to save the world are quite comical.

There is a campaign mode with several missions and it's build in such a way that it does not become repetitive.

Gameplay-wise it combines a couple of subgenres with city building:
- supply chain simulator
- puzzle, since you have a limited number of tiles on the map you need to optimize the usage of space

Overall it is a great, original citybuilder that although laid back, will challenge your logic and problem solving skills.

I had fun playing it, although it's a bit difficult to get the hang of it. You need to experiment quite a bit which is pretty fun, but once you get the hang of things, it's easy to do a full play through.
It's a nice little game, and has the potential to grow or be the foundation of more realistic simulation in reactor tech 3. Looking forward to future development.

It's a neat game that will keep you busy for a few hours. It's a short tycoon, so you'll not be able to spend hours on end on it.
The idea and gameplay were pretty original.