Turns out if you make a solid mobile game, it performs well.
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Incidentally, The Alters is out now and available on GoG.
Still have my vault, but I don't see the point.
It's great idea and it's fun at first but once you have every building unlocked it's just grind. Also the unique characters are just money grab.
They did make one that's the same-ish game except it's Elder Scrolls.
It's called Elder Scrolls: Castles and you can set up your own lineages and such. It's pretty cool imo.
I enjoyed this game apart from when your vault gets invaded. I found frantically trying to pluck your characters up to drag them round the vault far too fiddly and it made me quit in the end. Did they ever change that?
I didn't play much, but I remember I had stationed the strongest warriors near the entrance so anyone invading would be gunned down or chased everywhere.
No, they did not. I picked it up again a few months ago after playing it for a while years ago. Stopped playing it after a few days of intermittently opening it because the algorithm constantly raided me and moving the dwellers around to properly defend was still a nightmare. Stopped being fun real quick so I remembered why I quit originally, and quit again.
I liked it the first time I played it, when it was called tiny tower.
Been playing this for a year to try and get the legendary dwellers achievement. It's just ridiculous and I'm not even close yet. I thought they would do more with this game and I do enjoy it but it's time to uninstall.
I enjoyed it, but invariably my vault would get so big it just would not run on my phone. I just forget to play it on desktop though.
It's good game.
Really wish the makers of the old Westworld game hadn't stupidly/blatantly copied the code for their game to make it. Would have been a nice companion game.
I am just imaging Todd Howard downloading and deleting Fallout Shelter several thousand times a day.
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