There's a lot to love in this game, at first sight.

But you won't get far at all before you realize that an essential mechanic to progression is broken, crippling the game.

Do yourself a favor -- BEFORE buying, search "patrol" in the general discussion thread in this games library -- 62 pages of complaints, and this poorly implemented mechanic is a game killer. Unfortunately, you're not going to see it within your two hour trial period wherein you can ask for a refund. But soon enough -- long before you figure you've gotten your money's worth -- you're going to realize that you're never going to get your money's worth. If the price is low enough that you figure it's worth a single play session, why not. If you want something you can play a week from now, forget it.

If it gets fixed I'll change my review. But from what I'm reading in the Steam discussion thread, I'm not very hopeful.

The recommended system requirement in the steam page is the minimum requirement. The game struggle to run right of the bat without heavy graphic adjustment and it get worse more down the line, it hog ram and gpu vram more than it should be for the level of details it offers. Discord support filled with white knights rather than the cs or devs the later at most will give you template answers, and they will try to blame on your rig even though it pass the requirement they put themselves here. If most recent unoptimized UE game releases can run better than this surely we know where the problem is, but alas its hard being addressed while being the voice of minority.

The game is good, but the games lags a lot, I'm playing on a low setting with 60fps, with a rtx 3070 ti graphics card, it's so laggy, especially when you have lots of buildings that already build, it lacks of optimization, so I don't recommend this game for those who have a lower graphics card than mine