I'm not too sure how many people will read this as I'm sure this game is about to have a plethora of a thumbs ups coming its way but here I go anyway.

Pros:
-Decent Graphical Quality
-Decent Sound Design
-Amazing Gameplay
-Amazing unique idea/concept

Cons:
-Lacking in Lore/Writing/Plot
-Framerate Drops
-Slightly too high price tag.

Overall, I think this is a really good game that's a bit overpriced. But otherwise I recommend this game. The building mechanic is smooth the management of your city is cohesive and works well. The idea is really interesting and the management and gameplay style is really addictive and well thought out.

It was actually harder for me to find something bad to say about the game when I was punched in the face with so much quality but I had to do my due diligence and came up with what I came up with.

Yes I recommend, it's a great little city builder game and it's definitely worth your time. I can't wait to see what it'll be like in it's full release but perhaps until then, wait for a discount. Otherwise the game was pretty all around great.

But if you'd like a more in-depth look at the game with more information and video of the game then I encourage you to check out the review on my YouTube Channel (link below).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UywwpC1F9z0

Otherwise, thanks so much for reading and I hope I managed to help some of you out there spend your money wisely.

The team has built a really beautiful game with interesting mechanics. I enjoyed Timberborn for a lot of the same reasons I enjoy this game: macro-level resource management with just enough fine-tuning to be flexible, without being overwhelming. If you don't want to get into the nitty-gritty of personnel management, the game will take care of that for you. If you do want to allocate your people to specific activities, and away from others, you can do that too. The dialogue is funny, the lore is interesting, with opportunities to learn more at your own discretion. Combat is high-intensity and high-action, guarding your people and their city while taking down foes.

I accrued 14.6 hours on the Demo version of this game, ahead of Early Access launch, just because I enjoyed playing it that much. Key was received from a raffle in the Discord, I am not a paid reviewer, just really like the game.

Good continuation of Airborne Kingdom.
They kept the city-building with the unique aspects of a flying city, like tilt and lift, exploration of the ground and resource gathering on the ground. They added enemies, more quests & story and (if I recall correctly) a bigger map with multiple biomes. The characters are adorable and there are some funny pop-culture references.

(P.S.: My playtime is from the beta test, when the story wasn't fully available yet. So there are easily 20 hours of fun in this game already, although it's still in early access. I did buy the game on release though.)