Punk's War is part adventure tale, part introspective commentary. The action is gripping and authentic, yet it punctuates rather than drives the plot. I never had such lags with Civ 6 for example If you're a fan of steam- or dieselpunk, you may be willing to tolerate the brown-ish mess this game is. It is a thriller without an airshow groupie's pretense, a fighter pilot's story as honest as it is riveting. Even on the lowest graphical settings I had very low FPS on my gaming laptop with GTX1050. Guess what, steampunk units are brown, too! - the game is pretty resource intensive. It's very hard to tell what objects are on the tiles, so you have to click on each tile to get an info dialog slide from the left - that's too tedious as well. The four corporations have personality and their own deranged charm but there’s not enough here to make the setting truly. the terrain is all done in shades of brown. Punk Wars offers a very classic take on the turn-based strategy space. Bad: - to place new buildings, you need to produce a 'Builder' unit first, which you then need to move to the desired location and convert into the building (the builder is consumed). So it's a rather simple combat system, far simpler than in Civ games, with no defensive bonuses from tiles, no move cost multipliers on tiles etc. No bonuses from attacking from different sides etc. Good: - gfx, especially the UI art, are pretty good - music is generally good So-so: - the combat system isn't like in Civ games: when units attack something, the target won't retaliate. gfx, especially the UI art, are pretty A simplistic steampunk / dieselpunk 4x game somewhat close to Civ 6 or Endless Legends. A simplistic steampunk / dieselpunk 4x game somewhat close to Civ 6 or Endless Legends.

Punk wars review