Population requires food, warmth, wood, supplies. Population growth, which is required lest your people become old and die off leaving behind no successive generations, alone can kill your whole town. There is no point in your villages life that you can let your guard down.

These maps are expansive, lush, and complex. Again, I draw comparison to Sim City who in their most recent iteration, which provided the smallest maps of any Sim City game to date. In Sim City you get a few select regions with a few select city spots to build upon. This is a massive step up over, Sim City (or should I say Sim Town). That means that every map will be different. Number one, the number of map seeds is hundreds of thousands, if not millions.

There is almost nothing that mars this game. I discovered this game just a few weeks before release, and knew right away that it was a day one buy. But this week is a real gem, a brand new game from an indy studio, Shining Rock Software. Well it's been a little while since I've reviewed a PC game.

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