Songs of Syx

The game design consists of a splendid but flawed and intricate resource system that supports the whole gameplay and demanding manual and thoughtful calculations of the economy and infrastructure, also the independent management of almost every resource that has to be first got by using certain types of citizens with a never-ending variety of traits, skills, and an equally long list of wants, needs, sicknesses, and vulnerabilities, all of which must be dealt with if the society is to survive.

Music and graphics are both nice and fit together well.

Even on easy difficulty it's hard to make a pretty looking town that still functions.

The game design consists of a splendid but flawed and intricate resource system that supports the whole gameplay and demanding manual and thoughtful calculations of the economy and infrastructure, also the independent management of almost every resource that has to be first got by using certain types of citizens with a never-ending variety of traits, skills, and an equally long list of wants, needs, sicknesses, and vulnerabilities, all of which must be dealt with if the society is to survive.

Without a doubt, this game is a masterpiece of the management genre among the fields of game creation, and technical issues are non-existent which the player can discover himself, and the game has very good optimization so that even on a weak device with good graphics and at the highest time speed you will probably not have stability problems while developing a civilization of tens of thousands of inhabitants, where a great number of units will be moving on screen, which in turn will endlessly run after countless items.

Soundtrack: Good overall soundtrack, nothing crazy but not annoying and feels right for the setting of the game.