Let's All CLEAN UP!
I first played this only to be sure I wouldn't regret my purchase; but then was playing for hours, with very few complaints... For a review for others, it is difficult to say; but for this gamer is a 4.5: First off, because one can accessorize a city differently that is repaired, every time you play, replayability is a plus, compared to others I have and enjoy, but not much is new the next time around: That this one can be played and finished different with each playthrough, I can say without doubt.
There were also no glitches or crashes; and this game has basic but sufficient settings for graphics -- they only might have added a brightness slider, would have helped: It is only a bit dark, that I can adjust through monitor settings; but not so dark that I had to.
Finally, for comparison, it reminds me so far of a few building and demolition games; yet at the same time it is unique, and like nothing else I play: it is far more casual, no conflict or horror as in most of them. It's not about survival either: The player is calmly cleaning up a mess left over from World War II, using the scraps and some light crafting for building and repairing. There is a bit of exploration and finding collectibles: a sandbox walking simulator, but with this to do. That it could use a bit more life, has realistic graphics, but otherwise static, is my minor complaint, or would be a five star game for me...
I recommend 'YouTube' playthroughs or reviews for more detail about it. I add for my other minor complaint, as this is not obvious on YouTube, a keyboard and mouse is best for playing this, though I prefer a gamepad these days; yet the reviews were rightly positive unless one's not into it's casual style of play: I am; and I'm very glad I bought it upon release here; THANKS again, GOG! :-)
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