is the game worth anymore in 2025

[raserlein]

?

[TimeTraveller]

Definitely

[Yusarilan]

no

[jaegerdude]

definitely a NO

[Nix]

Originally posted by raserlein:

?

you watch too many "is it worth in 2025" youtube videos.
It has nothing to do with the current year, the game keeps getting better, probably in 2026 it's going to be even better. The problem is that at this rate we will see the 1,0 in 5 or so years.

Short answer: no. not enough content.

[Qrew]

This game is buggy mesh , and if you dont have iron with spawn you basically fcked

[Wai]

Personally, I would not recommend to buy in it's current condition. For my "on sale" investment, I would expect more functionality and less bugs. But, it is still better than many "complete" games from the "top" studios. My hidden library is stocked with such so called triple A's virtually unplayed while this has had a good airing and remains in my main play list. I would probably feel somewhat ripped off if I had paid full price, but, as it is, I am a little disappointed, but, I am still hopeful that this indie studio offering will triumph in the end.

Just for laughs, I challenge anyone to list the game breaking bugs in "The Sims 3". Fully released with a king's ransom in DLC the Studio went on to release TS4 + double the quantity of overpriced DLC and are now working on TS5. The motto here:- Ignore the bugs and shortcomings, release and be damned then move on to the next incarnation ad infinitum.

As for:-

Originally posted by Qrew:

This game is buggy mesh , and if you dont have iron with spawn you basically fcked

Of course you aren't ***** as you so delicately put it. If you don't have iron, you can see that you don't have iron before you lay a single inch of road or place a single shack. Re-roll the dice, it is no big deal your presets remain unchanged. I prefer berries to fish (would like both) but as you can have either one or the other I re-roll until I have what I prefer.

Edit:- The absolute game bugbear for me is the free road layout without any background grid to aid plot size definition and the fact that you can lay a road but when you try to build a row of plots the "snap to road" fails to snap where you need it to and you have to remove the road and build again along a slightly different trajectory or make do with wonky plots and wasted space all over the place. Very, very annoying especially if you forgot to save before trying to add more plots. Maybe it is that I just don't get the free style method, it is certainly why I "junked" two well known (AAA) Zoo and Theme Park games. The idea of "wonky" is just fine, but, not if roads don't connect properly and there is no way to plan for properly fitting plots/exhibits/rides. I get impatient with "suck it and see".

[allan]

i bought it played it won the game ..it has bugs a lot of them even the updates have. your walking under the bridge and across the river bed and come out on the other bank you cannot walk across and the mines you walk over them in the air..still a £5 game at the moment ill come back in a year or two it might have a few more updates..brilliant graphics and game play ..just nothing but building towns at the moment

[potion]

No. Play Banished instead.

[Spiffy]

I think what's available is great for atlesat a dozen hours or more, if not a hundred hours of playing and messing around with, but your milage may vary, it's still an incomplete game and it shows in the playthroughs on youtube as well.

[Happydoggy]

40 euro is NOT worth it. Bugs and a lack of content. Worthless combat.

[The Grey Seer]

Yes, it's still very good in 2025 and will be in 2026.

[_C@nG@C@_]

It will only get better as time passes.

[Hungry Joe]

Buy it when it's finished if you want the best experience. I played it for a bit, it was fun for a day or so, then stopped because it needs more fleshing out.

[Voidsent_Oni]

nope. it is 10 years investment, zzZZzzZ

whether it is worth your time, you decide.

[Jaken Bennit]

Buy. It's very creative. There are improvments coming but all in all it's good.

I enjoy building large towns and walking around in it. I enjoy seeing the people moving and developing the world around them.

This game provides plenty of replayability just like many other creative games. The game is a small challenge to figure out but I mean small. I restated several times to get the flow of my city right. Perfecting the process has been has been fun. The game is nice as it is and I will be happy to get more.

Go look at the examples of cities to see what the game is capable of. I have not regretted it.