First Impressions

[Starfoth The Burgundy Silk Rug]

Okay I have to say something. Endzone right off the bat shows incredible promise as soon as I start the game. It provides an atmosphere of hope, its visuals are moderately saturated, and the gameplay feels polished and well planned out. It seems like the game itself has a lot of depth but not a lot of complexity so it's easy to learn but there's a lot to do.

Merely the fact that it gives off an aura of hope and perseverance rather than misery sets it well above most post-apocalyptic games in my book. It's too early to make a full judgement but honestly at this point I have to commend the devs and say I'm very optimistic about where this game will go as it is expanded and balanced more.

Edit: Oh. Also the way production is handled is so much more thought out than other, similar games. The way production proceeds at its own pace as long as the worker is available to perform the work rather than random Banished-style workdays where the village can starve because the farmer decided on a very inconvenient time to go take a walk or go cloud watching despite living next to the field. This game does it much better.

[Assemble_Skoddy]

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