I really really love the concept of this game, you should reallllly look into trying to develop it a bit more...I swear I’d play the heck out of it since I’ve already played liked 20 worlds so far already...only for 99¢?! The story, the simply yet progressive design and all of that stuff in the game is just, SO on point. I promise whatever update you add, if I gotta purchase an add-on ID BE COMPLETELY OKAY WITH THAT. I checked your twitter and it said you were a college student working on game development. I’m really happy to see your upcoming, and I’d love to see some more creative versatile world builders like this one. Major major props. Good luck in school!

First, I want to get the accessibility thing out of the way. It's the only reason I didn't rate the game higher. It was frustrating to play because when I would try to activate a button, VO would have trouble focusing on it long enough. So I would request a slower refresh rate for VO users. The turn-based combat was very nice for VO, though. Gave me time to read the status and decide what to do.I played through the game a few times to see the different endings. I like that you can win without resorting to extortionist methods like, you know, taxes. It was also possible to win without being unsavory. Yes, the energy you end the game with isn't nearly as great as if you took all available sources of production, but you were still producing. Good that I wasn't forced to be a villain just to win.The combats were a bit excessive. I suppose I could have zapped them and been done with it. But that's energy that could go into worldbuilding, so I never felt like it was a good use of resources unless I absolutely had to use it. It's astounding how much loot I could get from one fight, though, and I like how that was scaled. I almost never felt like I was strapped for energy. And if I did run low, I would often get help. That was a nice addition, too, that I haven't seen in other games.I'm not sure I really like any of the endings I saw. Kind of makes it feel like all the effort to build the world was a waste. At least, it's not like I lost days. The world can be built in a matter of hours.I enjoyed the worldbuilding. It was neat to see a blank world become a mighty empire and to have an established economy and steady stream of followers.This game is worth a look if you like text-based things with some roleplay elements.

This game is a lot of fun. I highly recommend it for anyone who is into world-building games. My only quibble is that as a Voice Over user, I am frustrated by the app's tendency to continually move focus to my phone's status bar. Not sure if that's something the developer could do anything about, ast it may be an IOS issue, but if you use VO, and can overlook the focus issues, this game is a must have, and a steal at only $0.99. I'm about to try to play through it again; the ending I got was not at all what I expected, but I know better next time.

This is a great game. I just wish I didn’t have to fight if I didn’t want to. It makes sense that as soon as other enemies noticed you they’ll start attacking, I just wish that I could build up my world sometimes without having to focus so much on fighting. There are so many possible combinations that it’s so fun to me just to see what I can create. As a side note, VoiceOver tends to switch focus to the status bar, but that’s probably because the game refreshes so much. I don’t think there’s much to be done about that.