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Finishing the puzzles is very relaxing, even when the picture is complex and challenging there is always a "guaranteed" next move to find, which encourages patience. Between the three existing types of puzzle and the promised fourth there is a lot of variety on the common theme. I love finding out what the finished image is going to be, and it's rarely obvious very early in the puzzle

The free content is extensive and worth it. Beyond this you're not _forced_ to pay for game content - since creating puzzles and rating puzzles made by others will reward you with coins that you can use to unlock new puzzles. Alternatively, subscriptions and puzzle packs can be purchased. I personally find the model fair and prioritising the community (whilst also making sure the developers are paid)

In any case this is firmly worth playing

I don't think that there's a lot I could add to the other reviews I read before picking up this game. Strikes a good balance between accessibility and offering a lot of content. Mods available are great

"The most immersive strategy game ever", 2-frame animation sprites, total game size less than 1GB and a vibrant community using forum software from the early 00s XD

Start your first game by following the new player's guide (https://illwiki.com/dom5/bcnoexceptions-new-player-guide) and with this I found it more beginner-friendly than some reviews made it out to be. In my first campaign I played a local multiplayer game so that I could control a couple of different nations and see how each one plays, before choosing the one I found most comfortable and setting the others to AI (human players can drop out of the game at any point)

I love this game. It is indeed very immersive and a lot of fun. I'm a big fan of anything turned-based strategy, of ♥♥♥♥ graphics and of worlds with great lore, especially because many of the early nations have an ancient Greek twist

Each puzzle has been excellently designed for a particular solution, it's obvious that a lot of time and effort has gone into crafting them. The game often had me smiling at the little jokes and some of the scenarios my ducks were being put into. Expect to let a couple die stranded on a planet somewhere for the good of the crew! The music and theming helps to carry the theme across, but the focus is on gameplay - don't expect talking ducks telling you a story. Having said that the ducks do quack

I found some of the puzzles much more challenging than others and each one is based around a different concept. The level names provide a clue to the solution. Expect 1-2 hours of gameplay. Some of the earlier reviews are complaining about bugs but it looks like these have been fixed - I found the experience very smooth