Lol.The last game I've played is Portal 2. I know that the game relatively old, but still I enjoy it and it refreshes my mind. I spend hours playing it, because I am fed up with action games, with weapons and war. I want to take my time before making a decision while playing and the maps of Portal are perfectly made to strategic thinking. It is so good to chill and to stop playing COD or CSGO for a while !
Yeah your guess isn't false ! It is actually fun but some levels are going to make you crazy ! Don't give up ! And if you buy it on steam you can go for Coop d it's really enjoyable !
It has some similarities with Tropico but not that many. The game's graphics is very 2D unlike Tropico. There are sandbox games or campaign mode. You start off in a forest or near the river or seas and try to build huts as many as you can. Then when your huts are done, there will be settlers from other places who will go to your place and live there. Then your population will now start to increase. You will eventually build structures and food sources. There are also arts and schools (greek ones) where in you will compete with other cities to the olympic. If you are doing good, you can host an olympic at your city if you already have a good solid one. There are also taxes, firemen, hospitals and others. Take note they are all in the olden times so it's really fun. Then at the end, other cities will be trying to conquer your cities so you will be building an army, together with a shrine or a church or something. I forgot though but something like that. Then you will choose which god you will summon depending on the shrine you built. You will give offerings etc etc. Then if the requirements are complete, you can summon him or her anytime. I personally like hercules and zeus.
It has some similarities with Tropico but not that many. The game's graphics is very 2D unlike Tropico. There are sandbox games or campaign mode. You start off in a forest or near the river or seas and try to build huts as many as you can. Then when your huts are done, there will be settlers from other places who will go to your place and live there. Then your population will now start to increase. You will eventually build structures and food sources. There are also arts and schools (greek ones) where in you will compete with other cities to the olympic. If you are doing good, you can host an olympic at your city if you already have a good solid one. There are also taxes, firemen, hospitals and others. Take note they are all in the olden times so it's really fun. Then at the end, other cities will be trying to conquer your cities so you will be building an army, together with a shrine or a church or something. I forgot though but something like that. Then you will choose which god you will summon depending on the shrine you built. You will give offerings etc etc. Then if the requirements are complete, you can summon him or her anytime. I personally like hercules and zeus.
The game is really fun. I might play it again sometime. It also has a small disk space. I was looking for a mobile version of it before but I couldn't find one. There are also other expansions.
Can you explain to me the addiction to Candy Crush and why so many people are absorbed into it? It just does not do it for me--that does not mean it isn't awesome, of course, but I would like someone to tell me why it is so appealing--
Addiction in Candy crush is when you can't quit playing the game even if you are to stop. Lol.
Sure, I'm waiting for that day! I will give a testimony that my buddy is now rich and super famous.
Right. You nailed it bro. And the best part is, it's not stressful. I mean, you can always save it anytime since it is an offline game. Hell you can even play it on any computer - just save the game on your flash drive and voila!Oh aye, it seems a lot like Age of Mythology (Or any Age of empires game for that matter). You had to build your civilization from scratch and you could also choose which God you would worship and different Gods had different powers and abilities. Still, I will check it out, man. Love a good retro game.
Thanks for the hint
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