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This game can be very challenging, but it is a rewarding experience when a run comes together. The maps look great, the pupils are nice, and guiding a tribe through its tribulations can be very fun. Sometimes the game requires a little too much from you, to the point where using any of a certain resource from a map can mean you are forced to use the marketplace to buy what you need at an exorbitant exchange rate. And unlucky events can really derail a run. But careful planning gives you the tools to accomplish the tasks required.

You will need a dedicated cook and food supplies to have any hope at surviving, along with specialized pupils that make gathering resources much more efficient. Looking ahead at what will be required to move to the next Halt also lets you prefarm some materials and lessen your burden at the next stage. Choice usage of your Knowledge on Council decisions and Caravan upgrades can really help smooth out your run to give you more storage space, reroll the worst Pupil traits, and prepare for and handle bad events.

It would be nice to be able to restart stages at least, as some random events can be extremely punishing. But runs aren't too long overall and are pretty fun with different challenges every time. Recommended if you like these kind of strategy roguelikes.

Incredible game: fantastic writing, voice acting and worldbuilding. The dispatching (mini)game is perhaps a little underutilized and I'd love a DLC focused on it, but the story is great and will be in my mind for some time. Looking forward to S2.

Highly recommend it if you like these sorts of games. Coming of age sci-fi story with gameplay based on deck building from events in your life. The deckbuilding is surprisingly deep and can be pretty challenging, or you can basically skip it entirely in favor of story. A game you'll want to replay immediately after your first time through. The story can be very sad and devastating at times but is also full of humor and heart and characters to cheer for. One of the best games I played this year.

Still a great tactical game with emergent storytelling through various events and tracking your soldiers with enough difficulty settings to challenge anyone (assuming you want a challenge). XCOM 3 when?

"Short and sweet" is right, this fun pseudo-idler (I guess we're calling them Incremental games now?) doesn't overstay its welcome. Always something to do while you work towards the next set of stages and goals. Felt wonderful to 100% a game in 2.5 hours at a very reasonable price. You could get more out of it if you chill while playing and I'll probably come back some years down the line for another run though. Worth your time and the price.

Very fun casual puzzle game, it's all about efficiently cleaning up and terraforming your map until it is ready for animals to move in. There is a bit of learning curve as you figure out how things work together, but once you have that down it's a relaxing experience setting up the biomes for the animals. There's plenty for min/maxers to do if you want to try and fill the map with as many animals as possible, same if you want to beautify the map exactly how you want. However you approach it, your efforts are well rewarded with the neatly animated little creatures and the beautiful environments emerging from a starting slate of muck. Great game, good value.

You might need to try and figure out how to make your Lizardfolk happy while being unable to give them food they like since there's no meat on the map. Or you might be stuck with the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ basic crafting building as the only way to make planks, so all your construction is delayed and expensive. Meanwhile, your people are getting progressively unhappy because you don't have housing for them and they have to walk around exposed to blood rain! It's very fun!

Excellent game, great in the ways Stardew Valley is great, and builds on its systems in new ways that expand the variety of gameplay. Diversity in the town is a huge plus (hopefully they don't fumble dating/marriage though). Highly recommend for all farming game enjoyers. Good time to buy now before the 1.0 update and price increase (though just know you'll need to reset your progress once it hits).

Highly recommend this followup to the masterpiece of Subnautica. This iteration is worse in some ways and better in other ways than the original. I, personally, enjoyed the richer story of Below Zero. The characters were fleshed out and you felt like you got to know them, even if you didn't meet most of them. The voice acting was well done, especially the architect.

The richer world does mean you don't feel as isolated or lost as the first installment. The map can also feel claustrophobic. You can definitely feel the size difference from the original, which is a little disappointing considering how much land area to explore they gave us, which could have gone into some more interesting underwater environments. There is a lot of open water with absolutely nothing, and claustrophobic caves that you can barely jam the Seatruck into. You *can* jam the Seatruck basically everywhere you need to go, which made the Prawn feel mostly useless. You'll only need it if you want to do serious base building so you can mine materials in bulk. Similarly, the Snowfox felt largely unnecessary, especially since it's difficult to navigate the areas you would otherwise want to use it.

That said, these are largely just disappointing changes from the first game. Exploration is by and large a delight, and sometimes terrifying depending on the area you are exploring. The game hand-holds you at times with pointing you in the right direction, but not always. There is a lot of exploring to be done, and some beautiful and interesting environments to discover. The two critiques I had regarding exploration was that the surrounding ice made it very confusing at times what was explorable and what wasn't. Gliding around the edges of icebergs and the surrounding glaciers to see if maybe there was something to discover (often there wasn't) was not a satisfying gameplay loop. Especially when you're told *one* of the glaciers in a vague direction has a point of interest. The other critique was that sometimes it felt like new environments didn't have anything different besides a different mineral/organic resource or two and different fauna that you couldn't interact with other than scan. It would have been nice to have more impactful differences between biomes.

The biggest improvement on the original though is the base building. You have a ton more options for construction and it feels good to put together bases. It does take a lot of resources, but it is rewarding. They look great and are easy to navigate. I would appreciate more ways to add little decorations, like books and other items to fill shelves and desks, but you can still set up a base that feels like home.

Overall, I'd give Below Zero an 8/10 right now. It probably would have been a 9 if not for how good the original Subnautica was. Below Zero is well worth buying, especially if you enjoyed the original. You can definitely dive straight into Below Zero -- I think it's easier to pick up and play -- but you'll be missing a lot of context of the story that the game more or less assumes you know. Have fun playing!

On the surface, it is a fun and relaxing farming and small-town simulation game. The characters are charming and diverse, and the gameplay is easy to get into and enjoy. But there is a surprising amount of depth if you want to challenge yourself to accomplish a variety of tasks. Highly recommended for anyone and everyone.