I started RimWorld thinking it was just another colony sim. Hundreds of hours later, I’m still completely hooked. No two playthroughs are ever the same—one moment, my colony is thriving, the next, a manhunting squirrel wipes out half my people. The AI storyteller keeps things unpredictable, and that’s what makes it so addictive.

The DLCs make it even better:

Royalty made my colonist feel like a space queen/king, complete with psionic powers and royal drama.

Ideology let me build a colony of tree-worshipping cannibals (best run ever).

Biotech? Now I’m gene-modding super soldiers and raising an army of mechanoids.

The depth of micromanagement is another highlight. You can control everything—assigning colonist priorities, customizing their schedules, managing food production, designing defenses and even deciding how they dress. If you love fine-tuning every detail, this game is a dream.

And then there are mods—an endless source of new content. Whether it’s adding more weapons, overhauling mechanics, or turning the game into a full sci-fi RPG, the modding community keeps RimWorld fresh forever.

RimWorld isn’t just a game—it’s an endless sandbox of chaos, strategy, and storytelling. If you love emergent gameplay, deep micromanagement, and infinite replayability, get ready to lose track of time.

⏳ Playtime: 1000+ hours (and I regret nothing)
👍 Recommended? 1000 times yes!

The value of an able bodied human: 1700 silver

The value of one heart, one lung, one kidney, 140 units of human meat and 75 human leather: 3527 silver

Almost failed my classes because of this game. 10/10