This game is like a more open version of frostpunk, which is nice. It can be a bit difficult but once you have a good flow, it can be very easy/fun. A shame the studio shut down and hope the IP gets acquired somehow

Almost impossible to get set up long term. Disease, famine, lack of resources, bad weather, every single citizen needing a piece of PPE and tool which degrade over time, and obviously the radiation. Not worth it even on normal difficulty.

> your citizens feel too much as a number, gaining or losing them is trivial and you have 0 connection to the people living in your colony, unlike some other colony managers such as Rimworld, they are basically a resource.
> buildings that harvest resources have a small area where they collect resources from, which you need to manually move each time the recourse runs out, which is not always obvious and gets annoying real fast as you increase the number of buildings that have such an area.
> min. distance between power poles is really small, from the first time using them I was already annoyed how you need to spam power poles to connect all your buildings.
> the vibe/ story of the game is basically "you're a bunch of hippies in a van" that somehow survived the nuclear apocalypse, and now you will rebuild society from scratch "the right way". Except all you really do is "recycle whats left behind" with "the power of your imagination" and somehow your heavy industry is not polluting the environment in any way, even though that makes no scene and is not a realistic idea of how you build a sustainable colony in the long term. It feels like some anti-nuclearpower-leftist-♥♥♥♥♥♥-fantasy-hippie-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ most of the time.
> I've only played like 4 hours, so there is probably more annoying things, but I've not gotten that far yet.