Coloniam

There isn't much to do in game in it's current state, which is perfectly fine since it is still in development. I'm excited to see how the game develops, I think it'll be great when it's completed.

Watch my video here https://youtu.be/8ONWHHzp4Yg A very early version of the game, but priced about right. Not much to do at the moment. You can build some buildings, chop wood and refine it to planks. You can ship it to another island. For a city building or Settlers/Anno clone type game it's has alot of potential to become a great game. Graphics are good enough for what it is trying to do. Audio is OK. So the questions is do you splash out and help fund this early access game or wait or say no thanks. I'm buying now because I believe. :)

[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] You can view my gameplay & initial impressions review here: https://youtu.be/4yJP91MYJDY Tough call on whether to vote positive or negative on this. There really doesn't seem to be much there currently. The game is very rough all around. I guess it's supposed to be an Anno series type game for VR. However, it's very limited in what's available to do in the game currently. I also experienced several issues during my gameplay. I had trouble even setting up a trading dock so I could begin the process of trading. I couldn't figure out how to build another dock so we could begin trading through the various islands. The islands are procedurally generated. In one playthrough, only one island had any trees and they spawned on the water too. The other islands were completely barren. Finally, when the game starts there's this flickering on and off that I have never seen from a Unity game when the game is loading up. The tutorial consists of 3 sm...

Abandoned in a very early state....

I'll be honest, I wanted to like this. I love city and civ builders, and the premise here is good, but unfortunately there's just nothing here. Even calling this a tech demo is a pretty big stretch as there's no novel tech on display here. Resources just trickle in at a pre-set rate, with no impact on the environment. (Build a logger in a barren patch of grass with no trees around? No problem! They still tick in at a regular 15 seconds.) The "game" in a nutshell consists of this: 1. Plop down a building. 2. Watch numbers go up. 3. Repeat. Even what is here seems to be a bit glitchy. I had issues with my population dramatically changing up and down, despite me just sitting there watching. Oh, and aside from the numbers, there's nothing TO watch. No animations. No people. No building animations even. Nothing moves except the water. From my understanding this is a lone developer, and hats off to him for starting something like this, but in it's current state it shouldn't be for sale, ...

PC SPECS: HMD - Samsung Odyssey+ CPU - i5 4460 GPU - RX 580 8gb RAM - 16gb DDR3 Overall Thoughts: Wasted potential. Could've been something special, but the game was abandoned early on.

I love the content that is in the game right now, but it's been about a year since the last update. This game has a ton of potential, it's sad to think that it'll never be completed. Until it's updated, I'd not recommend this game.

turns your screen to stone

At the moment I cannot play it as it crashes every time. I'm playing on Oculus Rift S, it's the only game I have with such an issue. Cannot recommend it yet but I'll keep it as it seems interesting from what is in the description. Tried on HTC Vive Cosmos Elite, the game boots but the instructions are not clear enough for me to understand. I will wait and not refund as it seems interesting. I can say the the graphics are good though as I did get to see that.

Definitely a solid concept of a game. Lot of good mechanics already in place. For the price it is a must have. It really shows the potential of "god games". Looking forward to whats to come!