Recent reviews by El Broken Pipe

Perfect game

Its fun for 2 hours. Then when you get tired and sign off, suddenly you don't want to open the game again.

I'd rather buy this 3 more times than play Imperator:Rome.

If you can play it fast enough, you can complete the game under 2 hours and get a refund. You shouldn't, but the developers should have made it just a little longer. I would compare it to a movie ticket if anything

Its almost the game I wished for when I was younger. Semi-Fantasy worlds, industrial revolution and steam punk, flags, and its like that perfect niche that was just missing.

Really hope that the Conquest/Campaign mode could be like From the Depths or something similar. Or if there is another mode where infantry is the main focus before it turns to airships and such. Or if intricate diplomacy was enabled with espionage ships, or if there were sabotage and supply lines. But these things could be implemented, so I will wait patiently.

This game has a good base and great potential, I hope the developer makes a perfect game instead of just a really really good one.

9/10

my heart :(

I completed the game in that time.

I did not 100% it, not even close.

It was very much worth

No more loot boxes? Developers are good bois

You've come to the wrong place. On every single level

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