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bfgFlounder wrote:Hey Fishies! What do you think of Settlement: Colossus? We value your reviews, as do many of the other fishies in our pond, so feel free to post your comments, opinions, hints and tips in this thread!
Remember, a lot of people who will be reading this thread will have never played the game before. If you are posting spoilers, be sure to include SPOILER ALERT at the top of your post.
Hope to hear from you!
bfgFlounder
This game was great! It offered the best combination of a city building game and a hidden object search.
After a few minutes of playing the trial game, I was hooked and new right away that I had to purchase it!
I have tried a lot of games, and this one stood out the most for original game play! Highly recommended!
5 "Thumbs Up" out of 5!!
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This is the most relaxing, most beautiful game i've ever played.
I've been playing it now for about 4 days, and it just keeps going on and on and on. Though I'm sure I'm playing it all wrong and i'm not supposed to have over 1500 reeds! But I don't care. The graphics and the sound track are so lovely that when I eventually do reach the end, I'll probably play it all over again!
As someone else said .. it's very addictive.
A wonderful game. Thanks BF.
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Absolutely wonderful game. I don't like TM games and would have assumed this was one when I read the description, but since it was listed as a HOG I gave it a try. As others said, "relaxing" and "addictive". I was sorry when it ended. Very, very well done game. You can really tell the game designers thought this through at every step. I didn't like the music and turned it off, but other than that it was great.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by loriso on Apr 11, 10 2:26 PM
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can anyone tell me how to fix the saw.
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talisman018 wrote:I think Anam_Crait said it best. The review is basically everything I would have to say. I personally love this type of game and would like to see more of it's kind.
It's part strategy/TM and part HOG. Look for the resources your people need to rebuild their kingdom. Try and get to the point where you can trade as fast as possible, since that really will be helpful to you.
Honestly, it's nothing like "Return To Ravenhurst". It's much more like "Sim Creator" for the Nintendo DS system, which might help some of you who have it. The difference is that you get to actually hunt for the things your people need.
I highly recommend it for those who want something not too difficult (there is a constantly refilling hint bar and "sparkles" that will help you out in the item search, and you can skip mini-games if you like). It's for those of us who want to build a civilization from the ground up and go on a treasure hunt for items while doing
I give it five stars. 
Have fun!! 
While I did enjoy the trial of this game I was hesitant about it after reading talisman's suggestion which is, "try and get to the point where you can trade as fast as possible." Anytime speed is mentioned in order to succeed in a game, I tend to run the opposite way. If a game requires speed, then it isn't for me. That's why I stay away from the majority of Match 3 and TM games. Any requirement of speed takes the fun out of a game for me because, then, it just becomes a stress inducer, leaving no ability to enjoy the game.
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. The last day I let my computer on all night not to have to do that again. Still waiting for an answer from the Customer Support team. I want to play it again, and this time fulfill all the tasks but won't before it runs ok.
. So when it ended I was sad about the way it did. All that stuff I grabbed here and there has no use. I wish they would have let us continue playing just for the fun of it, without any new tasks.
