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 6d5b4406ea Title: Spice RoadGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Aartform GamesPublisher:Aartform GamesRelease Date: 24 Apr, 2014 Spice Road Xforce Keygen century spice road nz. red spice road ubereats. spice road 2 player. spices dudley road. spice road playmat. spice road johnnie walker price. spice road quilt pattern. spice west road. red spice road mckillop street. red spice road qv review. 8 spice road bindoon. johnnie walker spice road duty free price. spices foleshill road phone number. spice road table or restaurant marrakesh. spice route history. spice road restaurant epcot menu. johnnie walker spice road 20cl. red spice road gluten free. spice road gameplay. century spice road reddit. century spice road 2018. spice road bonus cards. spice road eastern wonders. spice road melbourne. spice wilmslow road. spice road book. spice 6 road no 12. spice road bindoon. spice road documentary. 280 spice road reidsville nc. spices auchinairn road. spice road table. century spice road end game. spice feeder road bristol. spices newton road menu. spice road chiang mai. spice road table yellowfin tuna. spice road rules. spice road ensemble. spice road definition. spices jetty road. red spice road qv zomato. spice road japan. 63 spice road bindoon. spice road liverpool. spice road table review 2018. spice road whiskey. spice road gluten free. spice route hours. spice road dark web. 21 spice road bindoon. red spice road functions. spice vestry road. spice road table allergy menu. spice road vietnam. spice road usj. spice road wiki. spice road tours. spice road game download. spice road game mat. spice road menu. spice road warren nj. spice road macau menu. spice road disney. spice road table review. century spice road unboxing. spice vestry road derby. spice route indian kitchen. red spice road new years eve. spicer road dental practice. red spice road qv pork belly. spice road philippines. spice road epcot illuminations. spice route india. spice victoria road ruislip. spice road clothing. spice road century. spice road mat. spice island englefield road. century spice road rahdo. century spice road review. century spice road android. spice road board game. spice junction road. spice road bramhall. spice route ice cream tasting. spice route israel. red spice road artemis lane Dear reader,Below please find my unenthusiastic recommendation for Spice Road:The concept is interesting for about 7 hours.What kills this game is the repetitive click-fest (even with the game on pause) to build several practically identical towns, as every building has to be built individually. If you see screenshots of enormous towns for this game -- yeah. Every single building has to be placed individually, and if you have 6 or more towns that becomes a new clicking game of itself, which I don't enjoy.The game is not nearly as deep as I had hoped from some of the reviews.Worst of all, the tutorial "storyline" is mandatory to access all the buildings in sandbox. I would rather do away with the tutorial altogether, but forcing me to play it did show some interesting scenarios in the process. It also guaranteed I would not have an adequate comprehension of the game BEFORE my 2 hour request Steam for a refund period.So yeah -- the game is okay. It could certainly be better. It could certainly not force players through the tutorial and still allow for varied challenges if the developer had wanted to provide more options to the sandbox mode. But instead, sandbox is inextricably tied to the amount of the tutorial the player has accomplished.There is a technology tree, which allows access to buildings and building upgrades, but points for the technology tree only occur in the tutorial storyline as levels are completed. Hence the tree is merely a means of blocking sandbox access to the full building menu until all the whole storyline is completed.Once you start to win, once the wheel begins to turn, there's practically nothing to stop you. But getting to that point can be an interesting challenge.I would only recommend this to die-hard tycoon fans.. 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.. Dear reader,Below please find my unenthusiastic recommendation for Spice Road:The concept is interesting for about 7 hours.What kills this game is the repetitive click-fest (even with the game on pause) to build several practically identical towns, as every building has to be built individually. If you see screenshots of enormous towns for this game -- yeah. Every single building has to be placed individually, and if you have 6 or more towns that becomes a new clicking game of itself, which I don't enjoy.The game is not nearly as deep as I had hoped from some of the reviews.Worst of all, the tutorial "storyline" is mandatory to access all the buildings in sandbox. I would rather do away with the tutorial altogether, but forcing me to play it did show some interesting scenarios in the process. It also guaranteed I would not have an adequate comprehension of the game BEFORE my 2 hour request Steam for a refund period.So yeah -- the game is okay. It could certainly be better. It could certainly not force players through the tutorial and still allow for varied challenges if the developer had wanted to provide more options to the sandbox mode. But instead, sandbox is inextricably tied to the amount of the tutorial the player has accomplished.There is a technology tree, which allows access to buildings and building upgrades, but points for the technology tree only occur in the tutorial storyline as levels are completed. Hence the tree is merely a means of blocking sandbox access to the full building menu until all the whole storyline is completed.Once you start to win, once the wheel begins to turn, there's practically nothing to stop you. But getting to that point can be an interesting challenge.I would only recommend this to die-hard tycoon fans.. I bought this game when it was in early release -- anyway, a few months ago. Played the campaign through and enjoyed it immensely. Fairly quick learning curve. Fun to play.. I only bought because i got 90% off from a coupon for 20$ its very boring not much else to say. I bought this game when it was in early release -- anyway, a few months ago. Played the campaign through and enjoyed it immensely. Fairly quick learning curve. Fun to play.
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