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I would argue that this game comes from a different time where challenge was genuinely encouraged in a game lol. It doesn't hold your hand, but saying the whole game is that hard is a bit of a stretch, I could beat most of this game at the age of 9. But also, there's tons of strategy games involving base building that are more recent that i find leaps and bounds more challenging (Tropico 6 is the first that comes to mind). Like, this game is childs' play compared to the difficulty of Tropico 6.
Let's discuss this further in steamchat, please
I often make little game prototypes, but I never actually finish anything... because of lack of motivation and/or it just being too much for one person.
PS. I prefer (/am best at) doing backend
If you're not going to improve the game itself, at least provide achievements and trading cards. Otherwise there's absolutely no reason to buy this re-release...
BUT I suppose if it's ever on 60-80%; then yes, I would recommend you buy it!