Dustland Delivery is a post-apocalyptic survival business simulator. Scour the wastes for profit, complete missions to grow your trading empire, and assemble a rag-tag band of adventurers to turn your city into the capital of the Dustlands. Danger lurks around every corner—but no risk, no reward!
Honestly it's a close run thing as to whether I'd recommend it or not. I've settled on "no" because I can't really put my finger on exactly why it isn't clicking, but I already find myself forcing myself to give it another try, rather than clicking PLAY because I know I'll enjoy it.
The bones of something great are here, the UI and tutorialising could...
To damn with faint praise - this game is kind of ok but I don't feel the urge to play it really.
UI is pretty clunky as well.
By and large it's pretty good. Fine writing, decent balance, and a well-realized world with lots to do in it. The skills feel meaningful, and how you interact with the game changes a lot depending on what skills you have available at any time.
The relationship mechanics are a little underbaked, unfortunately, and despite having the option to be gay,...
This was boring as hell. There's really nothing else to say about it. I can't say it's really good or bad, because for whatever it's vision might of been, it didn't even spark an ember of interest in me (let alone keep that interest) to want to deal with the boring and tedious process of figuring it out. Didn't realize it'd more or less just be a route...
Why does even an apocalypse tycoon game have to include LGBT ideology?
