Fun art style, ONI is a great base/colony building game, with a level of complexity that will have you coming back to see if you can do things better. Very rewarding.

Beautiful game, great sense of progression, neat setting, and a good challenge with multiple approaches to situations, this game is an easy recommend.

An honest to God return to form. I cannot express my shock that a game like this could come out today. The only thing it's missing is the fixed camera angles, and it honestly doesn't detract at all.

The difficulty and complexity is basically non existent, but the game has some challenge, and can be rewarding. It's main pro for me is how comfortable it is, and the visual progress of the village.

Pros: Good pacing, much to discover via player inspection and exploration Opinions: Minor replayability, refreshing premise, well handled art

Cons: Generally easy combat once you figure it out Opinions: Beautiful art, relatively engaging story to a point. Cannot recommend for or against as my opinion of it is largely neutral.

A fun game with good pacing, but the mob simplicity and shallow base building drags it down. Otherwise definitely worth a playthrough, at the very least.

Pros: Varied unit rosters/playstyles, responsive battles Cons: Simplistic cheating AI Opinions: Simplified campaign map, good sound design, DLC seems worth it, magic is indepth/interesting

Pros: Local health and happiness, includes spies/faith Cons: Simplistic cheating AI Low difficulty Opinions: Regressed style/art, better government system, district system not what I expected

Great story and setting. Fun and unique magic system. Rather by the numbers RPG otherwise, but still very fun. Update added a much needed ending. I prefer this to Pillars of Eternity, honestly.