The new Best Game Ever just rode into town, and it's going to be sticking around for a long time. Screens It's almost like paradise. Jedburgh meddles with forces he doesn't understand A Citadel. Note the lack of worshipping villagers.
Manichean masterpiece is here.
Read our words, see the near-inevitable Direct Hit rating, then buy it like you were going to anyway. Let's make it bad. You begin to feel that you've been suckered into stumping up for yet another of those games where you spend most of your time managing resources to the best of your ability while, despite your best efforts, things spin wildly out of control anyway. It's a depressing realisation to come to after such a long wait. And it's also deeply wrong.