The pacing keeps tension up. No lull zones every minute feels part of the war.

Seeing skyscrapers fall block by block in first person is jaw-dropping. Immersion is unmatched.

I love how terrain matters. Hills, crevices, water zones—they all shift your bounce outcome and force adaptation.

Crafting is detailed. Weapons, armor, siege parts all require material and skill. The grind feels meaningful, not tedious.

Selling pastries feels earned when you watch your little shop grow. Perfect starter sim before full sweet empire awaits.

Story takes a backseat to carnage, but subtle worldbuilding through visuals and cryptic dialogue keeps intrigue alive between battles.

Combat and story blend well. Fights feel connected to the mission, and absorbing morphs drives both mechanics and narrative forward.

Every run brings fresh maps and challenges. The way the game reshapes strategy each time makes it endlessly replayable.

Clicking to bake, unlocking decorations for my treats this sweet sim turned my clicks into confection art.

I never expected a stealth game about relatives to feel this engaging. It’s smart, funny, and very unique.