But let’s be honest, this is actually more of a story line than you get from most city builder / simulation games. Normally I would say that this is a really weak story line. The homeland and the rest of their history is completely unknown. They start with the clothes on their backs and a cart filled with supplies from their homeland. However, with Banished, the only back story you know going into the game is that you are controlling a group of exiled travelers who are restarting their lives in a new land. Typically in our game reviews we would go into the story line of the game. Genre: City Builder / Simulation / Strategy Platforms: PC ( Their website, Steam, GoG, and the Humble Store ) Why not put it all together for everyone to see! I have been playing it non-stop and many of you hit me up on Facebook and on steam asking for my thoughts on the game. That being said, a new game called Banished launched just a few days ago and has so far had been extremely popular on steam (it is as I write this the top selling game over a half priced Call of Duty: Ghosts and a whole bunch of games that are 75% off from Ubisoft) and Reddit. But when we have to publish multiple articles a week, it’s just impossible. I know some of you might think I’m crazy, because playing games and getting to call it work sounds amazing. Games on the other hand require days and sometimes weeks of gameplay for testing. Testing hardware typically can be done along side of me working on something else, for example, I can test the comfort of a headset while benchmarking a video card, while also writing when tests are running. Full disclosure, I typically loath doing game reviews.
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