So far I’d say it’s a good game, doesn’t force ads which is great, pretty enjoyable and yeah, I’d say give it a goUpdate, I’m about 3 days into playing it and I would say it’s definitely a worthwhile pickup, I’ve found myself actually wanting to watch any ads I get through because they seem worth the 30 seconds, only minor downside is the ads seem to be a bit hit or miss with wether you get the reward afterwards, but overall still worth doing, other than that the progression system is quite good, it’ll take you through basic stuff like farming and lumber production up to getting into power production and pollution levels, there are a good few upgrades locked behind the games premium currency gems however given the lack of forced ads I’d say it seems pretty well balanced, there are relatively easy ways to obtain the gems without a lot of effort if you wanna go down the f2p route aswellWell worthwhile game overall, pretty addictive aswell once you get into the swing of it, and the sheer scale of the map size you have to explore means I’ll probably be playing for a good while. The rating the game has currently at 4.8/5 is definitely well deserved

Honestly, feels like I’ve been looking for this game for years as it’s so perfect for me. I get some Carcassonne vibes from this game which I absolutely love. Very intuitive navigation since you just start playing, I felt comfortable with mechanics straight away. Appreciate that devs didn’t overcomplicated UI with hundreds of tabs like in other similar games (for different structures to build on the tile). The biggest surprise for me was the fact that I DON’T HAVE TO WAIT for constructions to get built. That huge thing can tell that devs made this game for people to really enjoy the world and customisation in this world rather than purely money focused approach. Huge respect guys. Playing only second day non-stop and it feels like I’ve opened a massive part of the whole world, really hope that the world is bigger than I think and I will not stick to the edge of the map any soon as exploring brings tons of relaxation and satisfaction. Sometimes after watching the ad to get extra perks it kicks me outa game without rewarding.

I found this game last year, quit for a while, then came back. Before, I didn’t quite grasp the sheer amount of strategy involved because my level wasn’t high enough. Now I’ve been playing for approximately 2–3 weeks since restarting (my main city is lvl 46 and I just unlocked trains!) and all I can say is WOW. This game is addicting asf lolThe early game starts off pretty simple, but the further you progress, the more systems, upgrades, resources, and layout decisions you have to think about. There’s always another goal to work towards, and the massive map gives the game a really satisfying sense of long-term progression. It’s relaxing because you can play at your own pace, but there’s still a surprising amount of planning involved.I also like how the game raises awareness of environmental issues through the actual gameplay. One of my main goals rn is reducing pollution as much as possible and restoring the environment. Watching the wasteland slowly become cleaner and more developed is genuinely satisfying.The game is moderately F2P-friendly, at least as of right now. Obviously, there are a LOT of upgrades that require gems, especially many of the quality-of-life ones, and it gets more and more grindy as time goes on. However, you can still earn gems by playing, and a lot of the premium buildings can be obtained through events, so progression doesn’t feel completely locked behind spending money.In terms of ads, they don’t really shove them in your face. A lot of the pop-ups can be hidden with one click, and the rewards for watching ads are usually worth it—especially the chest ones—so I genuinely don’t mind watching some to support the game. The ads feel optional and useful rather than annoying, which is honestly rare for a mobile game.There’s also a great community surrounding the game, with people sharing strategies, layouts, discoveries, and advice. Overall, it’s a very good experience with WAY more depth than I originally expected. Definitely worth trying if you like idle games, city builders, exploration, or strategy games.

Uninstalled as this QOL was never implemented and your update notes are severely lacking in actual information. [Old Review] It would be good if you could mass plant small and dense forests. Having to go from about 800 to 1000 to upgrade main base was pretty tedious. As well as this the same boring problem with roads. It would be good to upgrade entire road system or connected roads in one go. Now that I did the tedious forest task one by one I now get a new tedious 25% road upgrade task to do one by one. The quick tool is not really good enough for larger tasks like this. I also feel like I don’t know if it’s going to continue this way and/or get worse. So I find that very off putting to continue playing. Even though the game does actually seem very good for a free mobile game and has been fun enough to keep playing to make the progress I have so far.