MEMORIAPOLIS

While I personally like watching the game grow in my free time, I don't particularly appreciate the way the devs continually seem to paradoxically want feedback and then continue to ignore feedback. Tons of players have requested the barricade system be removed, as they believe they are playing a city builder. Fair enough, simply add the option to turn on / turn off the barricade system. No balancing needed, then you can look at some demographics to see how many players actually enjoy the system. Your barricade system fails because it doesn't interact with the actual issues your city faces. A safety crisis should trigger foreign invaders in your districts, a heath crisis should trigger an outbreak, a belonging crisis should trigger a foreign cult to start a revolution. Right now it's just: Ah, you're getting penalized because this (for no reason at all) separate "resource" is deemed to be too low. Not that it is really needed in a game like this, this game should be focused on giving...

played for an hour. save crashes within a few minutes after load 100% of the time

Playing this game felt very boring. The game sets no goals for me to accomplish, except for growing my city, obviously. Also, in my almost 3 hours played, I had no challenge to overcome and nothing to manage. I even forgot to produce enough food and the stock was empty for some time, but nobody seemed to care...

good game, we need a better sandbox where I could advance to the next age regardless of rebellion or lower faction approval

Its a cute little game. Somewhat narrow in the fact that you just play and build, collect and hit some button, watching you city grow and enter new ages. The best part of the game is the graphical growth of the city, else its relaxing.

Majestic game, and all genuinely designed by a actual intelligent designing being. The concept and gameplay is excellent, if things had more natural graphics I would have liked it much more. Love that I can evolve the buildings, but its super annoying that there is no way of removing a district in any way. Its a nice idea to restrict the demolishing of district to make things organic, but it seems it being 100% permanent is less organic or realistic compared to it being demolishable for new development (but we could implement challenges for re developing already inhabited zones compared to developing virgin lands). Whilst the architecture is good, the music for the game sounds very clinical and does not do justice to the other aspects of the game.