If you like survival type games, this may be for you. If you like quest driven games, this may be for you. If you like unrepentantly blowing up mechs, this may be for you. The game is like a good combination of Helldivers 2, Escape from Tarkov, and Day-Z to me. I wasn't sure I'd like the game, honestly. My son convinced me to buy it to play with him. I'm many, many hours into it now and I enjoy it. The skill system and workshops add another level to the game. Overall, I'd recommend. I do like it.

It is PVP and PVE at the same time. Really watch your back. There are some quests that require specific keys. You get the key when you start the quest. If you die or get killed and lose that key, you're SOL unless you can tailgate in with someone else or kill them and take it. It takes some strategy and planning.

If you enjoyed Railway Empire, you'll really enjoy this one. This picks up where the last one left off. I really like how it'll allow you to create parallel tracks with a click. The switches at each side of the stations are much easier now also. I will say, this one seems a lot more challenging also. There's some definite planning that is required on some of these.

I'm enjoying it. My only complaint really is that there's only 5 campaign missions.

If you enjoy Tycoon type games, this is a good one. Once I figured out some of the ins and outs of the game, it became a lot easier. Still, it has sucked my attention span away from other games since I got it. I don't know what it is about it other than I like to watch it build and work to dominate the competition. It has the usual (and sometimes humorous) close, but not quite, naming system. It made me a little nostalgic watching the growth of it over time. I wasn't much of a gamer in the 80s other than the Atari 2600. Still, I recognize a lot of the names that came and went as the gaming industry grew.

Great game.

This is a game I picked up a while back and just kind of stuck in my library. I didn't play it when it first came out. I started playing another game (Solasta) and liked it, and this was a suggestion. If you like games like Divinity, Solasta, Baldur's Gate, etc. then this is right in that wheelhouse. I was confused a bit and maybe even annoyed by the kingdom management part, so I ended up turning that to auto. Still, I'm pounding through the main story of it and trying to finish it. I really do like this game and think it's well done. I went ahead and picked up Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous to play after this.