After Inc‪.‬ 9+

So far I have done two levels and I am enjoying it. Simple gameplay but robust decision opportunities. Graphics are simple but sufficient for the needs of the game. I am playing on casual so the pace is slow enough for the average 10-year old and the supports in-game provide suggestions but few requirements. You can even continue your level after you complete the goals but it will be tech limited.

It would be easy to call this a civilization game, but so far, it is teaching what government does and how to manage the limited resource of stamina to achieve the goals. Do you build extra water wells in case there is a fire or do you build the tavern to make folks happier? You can wait, but another need will pop up so the choices matter. And decisions do matter with the game showing clear short-term consequences and rewards, but there can be long-term consequences, too. Take that fire, for instance. If you put out the fire, your villagers may not have water, but if you give a half-hearted response, you might lose buildings or reduce villager’s ability to create stamina.

If you like a farming and exploring game, this is a great one. I am sure there will be increasing zombie fights but so far, the pacing is great.

If you like a game that requires thought and lets you explore managing and leading people, this is also a great game.

If you like a civilization war game, it might be a great game if you played on hard mode.

You pay $2 for only 8 levels anything more is locked by bonus packs. If it were $5 to unlock the rest of the game I could see people paying that but who is paying $17 to unlock more levels for a mobile game? That just doesn’t make sense to me when there are free iOS strategy games coming out every day. I do have to say it’s a great concept for a game and the developers did a good job with it as I did enjoy the gameplay. But come on James, making people pay for only 8 levels is insane, the beginning levels at least should be free. I should have never paid for this and I loved all the other inc. games so honestly it was kinda hard for me to write this review. I loved rebel inc. and also the new concepts you’re exploring so just please make this game more affordable, to be honest I think your sales could increase from that as well, seeing an in app price of over $10 for a mobile game is only gonna attract a certain amount of customers. If you want to expand faster consider lowering prices or even having ads in your games. Letting customers watch ads for certain in game benefits would allow you guys to be paid more and keep costs low for your customers. Please consider this suggestion maybe not the part about in game ads tho idk tbh. I do really like your games but I can’t pay for this on principal, I’m not gonna pay more than $10 for a mobile game when I could just play another one for free. Seriously not trying to be rude here but think about the value of a dollar.