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Great game to add to the "party game" category in your steam library. Great laughs, high stakes and you will absolutely get 7$ worth of fun out it. Would REALLY like to see a physical game come out with themed cards and dice :)

cozy, cute, great developers - buy it!

Super chill game, very fun to try and get a high score and plan out your town. For $3 it is really hard to go wrong with this game!

Very aesthetic, if you have 30-40 mins you can complete a whole run.

Some things I'd like to see:
- Ability to rotate the camera on 90 degree intervals
- At the end screen, let me take in my town and minimize the "score overlay"!
- The pathing of the cars driving around the city seems to get a little wonky with more complex road formats, not a huge deal but just a note
- Different size boards for various length games! (5x5, 10x10, custom size etc)
- As you connect your town and get things running I'd like to see more animations or little details like "park has housing on all sides, little pixel people hang out in it or parking garage is connected, now cars park in it, etc
- Some more buildings! Night club, coffee shop, school, department store, gym, etc?

All in all, cute and relaxing game. Well worth the price! :)

Free, Fun -- you have no reason not to try this game

Awesome game. I wish there were more levels! If this game had a workshop, even just for maps, it would justify a higher pricetag for sure but honestly at $0.99 it should be a nobrainer purchase to play with a friend. Really fun mechanics and overall great game. 10/10

AMAZING Couch co-op game. If you are in need of party games to play when friends are over PLEASE give Crawl a try. This is at the top of my list for games to play on the TV with friends.

A game where developers care about their community and LOWERED the price to make it more accessible? Absolutely I will buy your supporter pack.

Great game that was ruined through leadership blunders and inflated ego's. A game like this is reliant upon the community and when you ostracize them you end up killing your game at the same time. Hopefully a lesson.




--- OLD REVIEW ---
absolutely hit the mark when it comes to mechanics and gameplay. High skill ceiling with a low entry cost for new players, Battlebit is the game that just leads to hours of fun with or without friends. I can't recommend this game enough. Look past the low poly art style and sink yourself into the extremely immersive gameplay and gunplay. Just buy the game, you won't regret it.

The game's pacing is painfully slow. It drip-feeds game mechanics at such a languid pace that even after four hours of gameplay, my friends and I felt like we had only experienced a marginal change from the initial setup. The supposed improvement of upgrading your train seems to detrimentally affect the gameplay, offering negligible benefits.

Every depot encountered during our playthrough was identical, leading to a monotonous visual experience. Surely, the introduction of variation in level layout, lighting, colors, or enemies wouldn't be too much to ask for.

Moreover, the enemies are nearly all identical. The most variation we encountered was a slightly tougher enemy that simply required more damage to defeat. No bosses, no special enemies. Initially, battling these bots was enjoyable, but the novelty quickly wore off. After about an hour, the thought of having to fight these space pirates became tiresome.

I had high expectations for this game, having eagerly anticipated its release after viewing the trailers. My friends and I bought it and dove in without any prior research, hoping to fully immerse ourselves. Unfortunately, the game ended up being a letdown.

In reality, what feels like a mere 3-4 hours of solid gameplay has been artificially extended to an agonizing 30-hour slog. The lack of varied content is a glaring issue that, if addressed, could unlock this game's potential. The game needs to provide a substantial reason to engage in research beyond the current redundant model of "research to research the next thing". In retrospect, the game could be completed with a level 1 train without any looting, if not for the forced research quests. This clearly illustrates the flawed progression model of the game.

I get it, it's in "Early access" but this game came out in 2021 on Epic games. Where has the funding for the past two years gone? I don't see any improvement since 2021 after looking at reviews from 2 years ago.

Also why is everyone hating on the narrator, he is actually not that bad.

Lastly, HOW HAS NOBODY COMPLAINED ABOUT HOW CHOPPY MULTIPLAYER IS. My buddies and I all run gig connections or better, live about 20 miles or less from each other and yet the game still manages to have horribly choppy experiences for everyone but the host.

Good game, really brings together the good parts of AOE that I remember.

Would lose at the Siege of Wellingford 40 more times. Maybe could use a balance.