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Put out a review for another SteamWorld game.
https://backloggd.com/u/xox_Buny_x0x/review/4302766/
While all of them have felt short, the fact that I'm actually beating them is amazing. I never beat anything.
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xox_Buny_x0x's review of SteamWorld Build | Backloggd
An interesting game. Build was the title I was the least enthused about of the SteamWorld anthology. Its the one game not by Image & Form, its from a genre that while I don't dislike, I don't give a lot of play, and its the most oddball genre of a series than genre hops as much as this knr.<br><br>When I first bought this, I actually beamed it up among the first, getting the itch. I closed it out a few months later after I fucked up placing my fist building.<br><br>I came back to it after beating Dig 2 and Heist 1 and I am glad I did. The two parallel sum games is an interesting hook and the difficulty and pace are such that I was actually able to get through the story campaign. <br><br>The city builder on the surface has clearly defined build trees and the necessities of roads to connect everything make a city shaped structure to the whole ordeal. At the end I was zooming around looking for something and was struck by how much my city had grown and how city-like it was.<br>Below, in the mines is a more straightforward rts. Dig out walls, place structure boundaries, gather resources and make the gathering faster, defend the base, etc. The paring helps in letting you switch out if one becomes boring imo.<br><br>The story is pretty bog standard. That it parallels Dig 2's plot timewise does help as it gives a new perspective to the same developments. Its also short, just a handful of hours. There is plenty to do outside of the campaign though as there are a half dozen map styles. The English voice acting is good as well. <br><br>One thing of note that I'll point out is that it has excellent console controls. I've played command & conquer 64 and Halo Wars and these are by far the best. Pretty smooth and intuitive. And where they fall short of a Ouse, accordances have been made. Like being able to move buildings for free. <br><br>All in all, not the best SteamWorld game, but enjoyable all the same. I might recommend/gift it to my first who likes sim games.
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