An insider's tip for creative and patient rocket engineers who are not afraid of a little bit of grinding.

Anno 1800: Seat of Power provides the endgame with further excitement and motivation, in return it charges a princely fee.

Despite the short playtime, We Went Back offers a gripping horror experience due to its dense atmosphere and varying setting.

Bright Harvest provides an interesting challenge for Anno 1800, but that is not enough, even for a DLC.

Slashers's Keep is half dungeon-crawler and half Rogue-like, it can, nonetheless, be considered to be slightly more than just the sum of its parts.

A rather charming life and business simulation game is spoiled by too many tedious tasks. Technically underwhelming as well.

The game hardly develops original concepts and fails to implement the more complex structures seen in its role models. There is just no reason to choose Star Dynasties over Crusader Kings 3 or Stellaris.

With Cradle of Humanity, X4 is more than ever suited for newcomers, although still not a game for everyone.

Rather intriguing bunker construction simulator besides the mediocre presentation and some balancing issues.

Skid Cities is a potential hit in need of fine-tuning.

A fine strategy game to spend some leisure time, yet the gameplay mechanics lack profundity to facilitate a more serious examination.

This action-adventure offers fun gameplay mechanics, exciting exploration, fast-paced platformer sections and combat. However, it suffers from technical deficiencies.

Voxel Tycoon is something like a love child of a threesome between Transport Tycoon, Minecraft and Factorio. [Early Access review]

Distant Kingdoms is already a rock-solid city builder with well-interlinked mechanisms and motivating gameplay. [Early Access Review]

Anno 1800: Tourist Season offers an even more varied endgame for the city-builder masterpiece. It is therefore particularly worthwhile for Anno experts.

The Universim starts off great and then flattens out to the point of boredom.

Basically, I recommend the game to anyone who enjoys this kind of life sim.

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Vampires Dawn 3 serves the same niche as 16 years ago, consequently it's a well-made sequel for fans despite some inherent flaws.

The DLC has an intriguing concept that can never fully unfold and, to make matters worse, it is also very brief.

The approach of combining the gameplay of Factorio with action- and roguelike elements is very interesting in theory. However, its implementation currently leaves too many wishes unfulfilled, especially in regard to the far too simplistic combat system. [Early Access]

All in all, The Immortal Mayor shows some promising approaches, yet nothing more. The first deficiencies become apparent after a short playing time. [Early Access]

Fans of Fallout and those interested in post-apocalyptic fiction with a weakness for fast-paced action can get it without hesitation. However, if plot and quest decisions are of the uttermost importance for you, Death Trash clearly has too little to offer at this time.

The lack of fine-tuning and elaborate features is so severe that I currently cannot encourage anyone to buy it.

Even for the low price, Farmer's Life is at this point only worthwhile if you are interested in the setting. [Early Access review]

Anno 1800: The High Life is aimed exclusively at Anno experts, but it provides them with a continuous exciting final phase.

On the whole, it mimics the originals so well that when I played it I felt like I was looking at an early, unfinished Cyberpunk GTA. [Early Access Review]

Train Life merges two genres that enthrall rail-fans.