What happens when the world is eliminated of all humans and beavers are left to fend for themselves? Obviously, they will thrive without humans ruining their ecosystems. Thats a topic for another time however.
PROS:
- Beautiful aesthetic
- Enjoyable music
- Difficulty scales appropriately
- Thought provoking layout
- Terraforming and water management
- Challenging
- Two factions
- Replayability
CONS:
- Small amount of bugs
- Warehouses can only hold one resource
I genuinely cannot think of anything I dislike about this game that is an actual deal breaker. I encountered a few bugs, one in particular was logistics based. The resource building had to change what it produced. Although there was a storage unit that could hold the previous resource before switching over, my beavers were failing to move that resource over. I had to destroy that storage building and build another one which thankfully fixed the bug. Not a big deal, just something to look out for if your resource chain is haulted for whatever reason.
Other than that this game is incredibly addictive and offers a great deal of replayability. There are a few preset maps to choose from, each changing in challenge and size.
There are also two factions to choose from. Once you play for 15 minutes with the main faction, you can unlock the second faction, the Iron Teeth. Each faction has buildings unique to them as well.
I really enjoy the wayt the game handles power requirements, as well as its clever way of implementing battery techology. The droughts can be very challenging on higher difficulties and you will be forced to explore terraforming to manage your water levels a lot better. I will definitely be playing this game more, and I will most likely make a follow-up video when the game releases, focusing on the second faction.
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