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Far Road Games / Aug 9, 2021 / Simulation, Strategy
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CompareBuild a town in a post-apocalyptic world. Gather resources to expand and survive. Express your moral and ethical views by setting laws that affect how people live. What kind of society will you make?
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Includes: • Fixed a bug causing the overview camera to exit the map under certain conditions. • Fixed a bug causing crashes when trying to load an invalid save file. • Fixed bugs causing bad navigation problems on Forest Maps. • Fixed a bug causing AI crashes after a completed construction.
Open on SteamMixed
66% positive, 498 reviews
I am not just recommending this game because it is already pretty good with great potential but also because of the exceptional response I got from the dev's (Scott) when I contacted them yesterday. I was having a major problem encouraging settlers to my town and my population had dropped from 250 to less than 200 causing lots of impotant buildings to suffer unemployment. I couldn't see any real reason for this so I...
926 found this helpful, 2018-10-19
Society needs YOU! Overall review: Great, enjoyable game that's easy to get into but still offers a challenge as you play. I've played Atomic Society since Pre-Alpha (before Steam-launch) and I absolutely love it! I've seen a few city-builder games close to the same setting and plot, but this one adds a lot of different views and scenarios that can't be found in said games. Closest thing is a mix between Planetbase...
98 found this helpful, 2018-10-15
The game is functional and it introduces some interesting concepts to the genre, but the UI needs a lot of work and the core loop isn't that interesting/fun. The devs recently said they're nearly done with early access, but imo what you get right now is below average for the genre. Your leader is a super human of sorts, able to build and gather at a very fast rate and perform other special tasks. Being able to...
59 found this helpful, 2021-05-02
You are the bravest one in the group willing to go out into the unknown to rebuild society when all other politicians refuse to leave the safety of your bunker - Yup, sounds believable so far... So you start the game by making your fearless leader. A person who can move and do just about everything around four times faster then every one else in your group but we'll come back to that in just a minute. You pick your...
51 found this helpful, 2019-05-01
Atomic Society is quite good for an early access release. However, there is much that still needs to be fleshed out. This definitely is an alpha! Pros: I found this game far more challenging than other city builders I've played. It took me a few tries before I figured out how to expand consistently, and the in-game events keep you on your toes. I didn't come in expecting raiders to be a significant threat, but here...
58 found this helpful, 2018-10-16
I've only played a little bit of the game (naturally, since it's only just released on Steam), but I like what I see so far. Here are a few initial observations. Pros: + Atomic Society differs from most town building games in its emphasis on a 'leader' that you create at the beginning of the game. You select a gender, age, belief system, and appearance. This is an interesting approach that provides a little bit of...
36 found this helpful, 2018-10-15
Got boring quick. Doesn't take long to exhaust the research tree and just repetition after that. It's not a typical building game as people just keep showing up to populate the village no matter what choices you make. The game attempts to elicit an emotional response by adding required social decisions, which include the subsequent punishments, around hotly contested human rights issues, but these failed to engage...
36 found this helpful, 2021-07-04
You know that meme with "I expected nothing and I'm still disappointed"? This pretty much sums up how I feel about "Atomic Society" after 1 day of playing it. (I can't ask for a refund anymore, but I would if I could.) Think at your ordinary city building game. Food buildings for food, water buildings for water, housing... and that's it. There is nothing post-apocalyptic, no danger, no radiation, no mutants,...
169 found this helpful, 2019-07-14
Overall: Atomic society is a game I really want to love, but it is not at a stage where its fun to play. Some design decisions feel they are heading the wrong way but I will keep an eye on it as it develops and see if it changes for the better. Atomic society is a city building game, where you take control of a survivor of a post-apocalyptic world and with him/her build a city. You have to manage scarce building...
112 found this helpful, 2018-10-23
I had high hopes for this game. Played for a while and even after release. But then nothing happened. The updates stopped, the developer doesn't respond, and there's just... nothing to really do. There's so much more than can be done or can be made so much better, but the dev just up and ghosted. Save yourself the disappointment and move on.
22 found this helpful, 2022-07-31