Fun to play but after several hours you will realize everything is very repetitive and lacks depth. Updates are frequent and roadmap is full of plans for the future. Wait this one out for now.

Many categories of items to sell, allowing creation of specialty stores. Each category aside from foods, contains few things in them forcing the mods to fill the game with content. Early Access Fail.

Fun and entertaining for a few hours but can get stale pretty fast due to lack of content. It's still pretty fun for what content the Early Access version offers. Try it out!

Planet Zoo is a good management simulation game and although similar to Planet Coaster, it distinguishes itself as its own game. Arguably the best Zoo simulation I've played in the last decade.

Round 2: I tried to give a second chance and played a lot longer. I want to love the game but the mid/endgame suffer from tediousness and unnecessary complexity. It also needs a research revamp.

Odd Realm has a hard time defining itself at this early stage in development. Among the many city management titles out there, this one does nothing to stand into the spotlight. It's fun, but not new.

Very interesting and fun! Evolve your tropical paradise into a top destination. If you've played any of the ones before, you're going to love this. Skip the tutorial, in-game advice is good enuff.

Need to waste a few hours or days? Jump into Cities: Skylines and become completely immersed in the city building experience. This is the "simcity" we actually wanted.

Disclaimer: Total War crew had too much to put into a Warhammer game and released TW: Warhammer 2. Warhammer 2 was available free to all purchasers of the original, so skip this and go to 2.

(Disclaimer: Owns all DLC) Stellaris is a fun grand strategy game based on conquering the universe. It's got plenty of diplomatic and combat routes you can take and will provide hours of fun and joy.