I love analyzing and improving the processes in the game. I spend many hours observing my ants and tinkering with the system. Again and again I make mistakes and work out ways to fix them. It's great fun - especially because “Microtopia” is not one of the usual "conveyor belt games".
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“Two Point Museum” is a beautiful game to look at. It's a joy to see the crowds of people pushing through the rooms and marveling at my exhibits. I have a lot of fun for a few hours. Then, despite the well-intentioned employment and decoration options, the gameplay loop wears thin. Everything boils down to expeditions: without expeditions, there are no new exhibits, no new lighting options, no new decorations. There are not many other challenges, no bottlenecks to overcome, no transport routes to optimize and no coveted goals to work towards. Apart from the lack of medium-term motivation, there's not much to complain about. “Two Point Museum” runs flawlessly, is easy to use and has a sense of humor that many other business simulations lack.
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Foundation is one of the most lovingly designed city-building games currently available and offers much more scope for creativity than other construction games thanks to the numerous modular buildings.
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Farming Simulator 2025 is the most comprehensive and visually beautiful farming simulator available. I also recommend the game as an upgrade to its predecessor, even if not much has changed in terms of gameplay.
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While playing Europa, I don't have to worry about much and there's no time pressure. Instead, I sink into this wonderfully picturesque landscape and let myself be enchanted by its visuals and soundtrack. For me, the biggest criticism of “Europa” is that there isn't more of it.
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Despite its imperfections, “Ara: History Untold” has already drawn me into the game for several evenings and a total of 21 hours. I enjoy it and, despite all the similarities to “Civilization”, it plays differently. The graphics of “Ara” are really impressive too. The map looks much more real due to the lack of a hexagonal layout. When I scroll in, I can see flocks of birds flying. Houses burn in the suburbs and people run around screaming when enemy troops are in the region. I give the game a few advance praises with four stars and hope that the studio will make some improvements to my points of criticism.
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