Wild West Pioneers

So much potential ruined by the usual annoying mechanics with limited range warehouses and food stores. Really wish developers of builder games would stop limiting buildings and just make it "realistic". For example, instead of making a building that is to far away completely useless, limit its output or make it longer. It makes absolutely no sense... Read more

II bought this thinking it was a wild west city builder but what I got was not a city builder or an RPG. WWP is game with a story built on Cartoonish Diorama click puzzles similar to what you can find in the Monkey island games. The city building part is very limited due a population cap on 250 people per settlement. At the same time the support buildings... Read more

My concerns with this game have little to do with the bugs -- they're understandable for an Early Access game. My concerns center around the failure of the designers/developers to understand their subject in any way shape or form. A quick google search would provide a better understanding of the American frontier than "wild west." People didn't forage... Read more

I couldn't really get into this. Seems more like a supply chain game than a city builder. As soon as it started with the many production chains and setting up warehouses for each bite of supplies, I lost interest. I guess I was hoping for more of a city builder rather than a supply chain hub. When I purchased this, I had a western manor lords in mind... Read more

For a game on my Wishlist for what seems like a year, and one I've been anxiously watching the calendar for...man, this game is just not what it looks like it will be. A city-builder? Maybe. A production-chain game? Mostly. But it's basic foundation is frustrating with design choices that made me quit after only an hour...and no game has made me do... Read more