UNIQUE World War Era Grand Strategy City Builder!! Kaiserpunk Early Access Demo
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Checking out the upcoming WW1-era city builder Kaiserpunk! A unique city builder set in an alternate timeline where the Great War never ended and you have to rebuild your decimated home and conquer Europe! Available late 2024!
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Thanks for taking a look in what we're preparing in Kaiserpunk! Nice to see some firsthand reactions outside our studio :)
My pleasure! Thanks for letting me check it out and looking forward to the full release!
Looks interesting, definitly gonna check the steam page out.
How does this game hold up to Farthest Frontier in terms of micro management? For me that game was a bit too much of that type.
Think tropico levels of management... More abstract. Goods and resources aren't physically stored anywhere that you have to move around between warehouses. It's all global. There are depots that act as logistics centers for goods to be dropped off and picked up from this global stock.
I wonder if this child of Anno 1800 + Victoria 3 .
Is there any fluctuating price goods ?
There are trade routes you can setup, but I haven't tried that part out yet!
So much content lately. Thank you.
Looks like Anno1800 with Tropico4 graphics
Good comparison!
Looks great but the stuttering looks like its a bit too much. How is the performance?
There's no stuttering in the gameplay.. It runs very smoothly. Are you talking about the cinematics? I think that's intentional in the cinematics but the stuttering because it mimics how really old movies looked.
@@TakaUA-cam . Okay, i see.