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FROSTPUNK

Playing is like reading a historical account of some fatuous, ineffectual king, every other city management game feels like . And as well as being a brilliant exercise in humility, it’s also a useful way of learning to say no to people. Or ‘yes’, if the question is ‘should we keep working even if it kills us’. It sounds grim, but so good that you’ll suffer this and more just for a scintilla of success.

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