There’s legitimate concerns over the Clash Royale monetization model, but my expectations for progression are low. When do I drop my Ice Golem? How do pros manipulate unit AI to maximize their defensive plays? How do I optimize waiting in line at a Chipotle and crushing “PimpingNoobPimper” at the same time? It’s a fairly simple game to play, but there’s just enough nuance to make most games interesting.
That’s not to say I’m not freaking out over the world imploding, but I’ve just replaced some of that freakout time with a pretty good strategy game. It actually fills a time void that was formerly dedicated to 2016 election freakouts.
It’s the type of game I play if I’m waiting for something to happen, or chilling on the CalTrain and not thinking about work. Clash Royale is a game that I started in February and continue to play to this day. I like to pop a game from last year onto these lists, something that I missed, but ended up taking a ton of my time. Even with the limited time I had, I got to play some ridiculously cool games, and I’m excited for what 2018 brings, even if it’s just time to burn through my backlog. So I haven’t played Breath of the Wild or Persona 5, and probably can’t until I have more time to play video games (it’d be great if Capitalism crumbled). A lot of my gaming choices were made with opportunity cost in mind-something had to look really cool to play, and I couldn’t justify games that I knew would take over a huge amount of time. I left Games Done Quick (amiably) at the start of the year to work production at a Mobile Games Studio, and I’ve had way less time to play games, even though I’m helping make them. Personally, this has been a tough year to play video games. You can often find him streaming on Twitch, or tweeting on Twitter. Chris has previously appeared at numerous GDQs and gaming websites to promote speedruns and show off Cool Stuff. Defend your workers from creepy creatures and keep the walls from caving in as you explore the deeper levels of your mine.Chris Grant is a project coordinator at MZ who you may remember as the former media relations manager at Games Done Quick. It's all up to you!Īs you go hunting deeper and deeper in the mine after riches, eventually something will start hunting you back.
Or just barter at the local train station and get what you need that way. Keep goods flowing up and down the mine by speeding up the miners with encouraging jolts of electricity. To keep everyone content, you'll need to make sure everyone works their darn hardest.īuy items to boost the efficiency of buildings. Stimulate new residential tiers to join the quest to dig deeper, unearth untold riches and ultimately help them to hightail it off the planet!Īs the town expands in all directions, new kinds of steamfolk find their way to the settlement - and their needs are ever more complex to satisfy. Use the natural resources above ground and the abundant ores buried in the mine to expand your town. There's an abandoned mine sitting under your town, and it’s rumored to be filled with ancient tech that holds the key to escaping the impending doom. Be the architect of a SteamWorld mining town! Break ground and raise houses for your steambot citizens, keep them fed and provide some rootin'-tootin' entertainment.
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