SYNERGY - Cute and Creative... if a Tad Sleepy | Quick Review 

The builder type game that's grabbed me recently is dot age, which is a long-in-the-oven one dev passion project.

Great videos, I watched through a few of them. Keep up the good work.

i gave up with victoria 3, too complicated. started playing industries of titan since it was bought so long ago, really like it. thinking about buying anno 1800 def pack while it is on sale. synergy has been on my radar but now that i watched your review which is so pleasing to watch as always im not sure anymore about the game

Great video! Happy I found your channel, subbed!

I saw this game pop up a while ago but lost track of it. There's no shortage of city builders out there these days though, so it's a shame this one isn't offering a lot beyond the cool design.

The ArtStyle is so amazing... but I don't know maybe I'll wait till is cheaper... one year maybe...

Hi MEGA! I've kept an eye on Synergy, and love your take on it. I think if it has difficulty levels (or a ramping difficulty campaign style thing) and more variety in it, Id absolutely love it. I was wondering if you would be able to recommend a few games to me, as it seems you've reviewed a whole bunch (and while I watch through them it'd be nice to know where to start). I really like problem solving and management, making a plan (even if that plan has to change). I don't like when there's only 'META' and other strategies or playstyles don't work on higher difficulties. I quite like roguelikes/lites for this reason, but do really like well balanced management and survival sims. I need there to be a goal in each mission, and preferably a goal for the game (a campaign end, etc.). Without one I will get bored and drop it quickly, unfortunately. Even though I like having to think and plan, I MUCH prefer to base that on game-mechanics knowledge, rather than having memorized a scenario or certain patterns to be 'optimal'. Speaking of playstyles and planning ahead - I really enjoyed Frostpunk, but when I started doing self-imposed challenges such as no deaths and / or no laws passed, I discovered that the likelihood of random events can't be affected, events are either possible or not. For example, if you have no automatons, one cannot step on someone. But I built a section of the town where only automatons worked, and people and automatons never crossed paths. I still got the event, and it happened to someone who worked and lived on the other side of town. I've since found other things like that which remove a level of depth from Frostpunk which I am looking for in other games.

Cool.

yer videos are fun to watch, subscribed

Glad you don't fall for cute looks alone. ittledew for instance is also just that but ppl ate it up 😫

I like the look of this game but it's the graphics that put me off. Hate the art.