About This Game Strategy, trade and empire building on the old Silk Road. Spice Road is a town building, social and economic simulation game full of original challenges."Deep in the mountains and deserts of central Asia, where life is hard and death is sudden, thin trails of gold, silk and spice trace a web between the industrial forges of the West and the exotic climes of the East."You are a colonial governor in the 18th Century, building a town on the Spice Road in a time of war and discovery. More than spice travels your roads – musket armies, philosophies, and power plays that span the globe are at your control. From palace to monastry, trade post to smugglers den – your town is worthless without the nobles, monks, merchants and rogues that chose to live in it – and keeping them all happy at the same time is never simple.Spice Road uses the StormRaid™ engine to deliver a beautiful fully 3D rendered world on high-end DirectX® graphics cards.Features: Advanced economic and trading simulation. 3 tiers of industry provide goods and services for populations of citizens, slaves and nobles with full control over wages and taxation. Build a network of farms, mines and caravan routes. Scout the map to find rare and exotic goods to export to distant lands. Defeat Bandit raiders, or pay them tribute to keep your routes peaceful. Compete against cunning corporate rivals. Choose diplomacy or raid their caravans and wage war on their cities. Meet your citizen's social and religious needs. Attract visiting explorers or pilgrims by developing the entertainment or spiritual side of your town. 20 Campaign Missions + generate new maps in Sandbox mode. Player Comments: "I think it's genuinely fantastic. I play many strategy games, and it's hard to find a mid-level title that is as solid as Spice Road in terms of gameplay." - Colin"This must be one of the best indie titles I've ever played. I really love it how new features that you unlock bring new challenges... the deep gameplay is something that I enjoyed most in Spice Road!" - Pawel"An excellent game... Having TONS of fun" - Unchayned 7aa9394dea Title: Spice RoadGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Aartform GamesPublisher:Aartform GamesRelease Date: 24 Apr, 2014 Spice Road Crack 64 Bit spice road vs eastern wonders. red spice road qv dimmi. spice road warren nj. spice hut roman road. spice london road. spice road melbourne. spice road vegan. spice road clothing. spice route hours. spice road market. spice road game download. spice road illuminations. spice road expansion. spice road mat. johnnie walker the spice road 1 litre. spice road playmat. spice road table dining plan. spice route imperial. red spice road qv review. spice upton road. red spice road functions. century spice road android. spice route indian kitchen. spice fortess road. spice road heswall. spice road table yelp. spice road documentary. spice road table review 2018. spice westmorland road. spice road horse. spice road table illuminations. 280 spice road reidsville nc. spice road angeles city. spice road signature sangria. century spice road or splendor. 1 spice rd fort mill sc. century spice road upgrade. spice road edmonton. spice road online. century spice road number of cards. spice 6 road no 12. spice road table for illuminations. spice road bindoon. spice feeder road bristol. spice road disney menu. spice road table gluten free. century spice road amazon Logistical and economical Simulator. AI opponents are meh. Easily defeated.So treat this as a multiple city builder with trade routes game. Not a trade war game.If you like that kind of game, get it. If you don't, then of course, stay away :P (Unless they actually do something about the AI in sandbox)Which leads me to Sandbox mode, which would be the main reason to keep playing after the campaign.It's lacking. - Crappy Opponents- No victory.. ever. (?) I crushed the 5 AI opponents i had, and then just stared at my cities (that were fully built) earn me a gazillion coins. Nothing to do, and no victory in sight. Sure i get that it's sandbox mode, but atleast give us the option to win it :\/That killed the game for me. Fun playing the game, sandbox a let down. (There might be additional stuff added to sandbox mode at a later time. So if this review is old, you might want to have a look at that.)6.5\/10 (Worth it on sale). TL:DR; Uneccesary 3d graphics, most engaging action is holding the speed button, extremely boring title.Review: 5\/10 at bestGame is really boring, and boredom kicks in way too soon. You basically put buildings, watch them go up and it changes some numbers around. All while holding speed button, which makes it feel a bit like idle game.Nothing to do here, really, except perhaps unlocking easy achievements.. Bought this and regret it. Nothing explicitly wrong, but a bit too much micromanagement and too fast paced for me. Also very repetitive, so it's closer to a time management game than a building or 4x game. Obviously haven't gone very far yet, so maybe it would change.. A very pleasing game. The graphics are adequate, although it's not that important here. It feels well designed, without bugs, super fast (loading, opening) and super light. The sort of things you sometimes get from indie developers. I put is on the same shelf as Mount & Blade and Banished.. Logistical and economical Simulator. AI opponents are meh. Easily defeated.So treat this as a multiple city builder with trade routes game. Not a trade war game.If you like that kind of game, get it. If you don't, then of course, stay away :P (Unless they actually do something about the AI in sandbox)Which leads me to Sandbox mode, which would be the main reason to keep playing after the campaign.It's lacking. - Crappy Opponents- No victory.. ever. (?) I crushed the 5 AI opponents i had, and then just stared at my cities (that were fully built) earn me a gazillion coins. Nothing to do, and no victory in sight. Sure i get that it's sandbox mode, but atleast give us the option to win it :\/That killed the game for me. Fun playing the game, sandbox a let down. (There might be additional stuff added to sandbox mode at a later time. So if this review is old, you might want to have a look at that.)6.5\/10 (Worth it on sale). I can highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys logistics & economical strategy games.It reminds me a bit of some of my old favorites, such as Railroad Tycoon 3 or Capitalism 2.To the people who say this is an easy game, they didn't give it enough time.If you put it on hard, some of the scenarios in the first act even can be difficult. I'm sure it will increase the challenge in later acts as well.It isn't just "put down some buildings and watch numbers change". That would be like saying the Civilization series is just building units and sending them to fight.You have to think about: - where to place camps - when to upgrade - which buildings to build RIGHT NOW, vs which to build later, vs which to never build. - There are a variety of considerations to deal with: limited budgets (this is the main restriction), competing factions taking up good spaces if you aren't fast enogh, bandits taking out your caravans, etc.With a limited budget, you really do have to think about what your next moves should be.Cons: - The campaign maps are static. Meaning if you have trouble and restart the mission, you know exactly where the resources are: you already found them in your last game. If you aren't exploring blind, you can get a big advantage by grabbing the best spots much earlier (since you know where they are now). To the dev: I'd suggest randomizing resource placement on the campaign maps to combat this. - Once you get rolling and have a decent income, it isn't that difficult for the rest of the game. Maybe this changes in the later missions or sandbox mode. That said, there is still room for thought; you could just brute force build a bunch of stuff with your good income, but you'd maximize profits better by considering what to build when. (Perhaps later on when competition is more fierce this will be different.)Review Caveats: I'm only through 6 campaign missions so far, will update if anything changes after playing through more.. I find these raving positive reviews about this game highly suspicious.This game is very small on content, feels like a simple flash game.And it still looks more like an early beta game, even though it is advertised as a finished product.Beware.. TL:DR; Uneccesary 3d graphics, most engaging action is holding the speed button, extremely boring title.Review: 5\/10 at bestGame is really boring, and boredom kicks in way too soon. You basically put buildings, watch them go up and it changes some numbers around. All while holding speed button, which makes it feel a bit like idle game.Nothing to do here, really, except perhaps unlocking easy achievements.. I can highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys logistics & economical strategy games.It reminds me a bit of some of my old favorites, such as Railroad Tycoon 3 or Capitalism 2.To the people who say this is an easy game, they didn't give it enough time.If you put it on hard, some of the scenarios in the first act even can be difficult. I'm sure it will increase the challenge in later acts as well.It isn't just "put down some buildings and watch numbers change". That would be like saying the Civilization series is just building units and sending them to fight.You have to think about: - where to place camps - when to upgrade - which buildings to build RIGHT NOW, vs which to build later, vs which to never build. - There are a variety of considerations to deal with: limited budgets (this is the main restriction), competing factions taking up good spaces if you aren't fast enogh, bandits taking out your caravans, etc.With a limited budget, you really do have to think about what your next moves should be.Cons: - The campaign maps are static. Meaning if you have trouble and restart the mission, you know exactly where the resources are: you already found them in your last game. If you aren't exploring blind, you can get a big advantage by grabbing the best spots much earlier (since you know where they are now). To the dev: I'd suggest randomizing resource placement on the campaign maps to combat this. - Once you get rolling and have a decent income, it isn't that difficult for the rest of the game. Maybe this changes in the later missions or sandbox mode. That said, there is still room for thought; you could just brute force build a bunch of stuff with your good income, but you'd maximize profits better by considering what to build when. (Perhaps later on when competition is more fierce this will be different.)Review Caveats: I'm only through 6 campaign missions so far, will update if anything changes after playing through more.
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