I liked how spaces you could interact with lit up slightly when you stop by them. It's particularly helpful when there are spaces on either side of the road you can interact with. I enjoyed the little animations when you passed by certain buildings. It was a nice little touch. The buses and cars were also a really nice addition. It encouraged me to plan out my walking path more, as well as where I wanted to put the bus stops and parking lots.

On my first play, I could rally an empty space and it returned null. I had gone through two campaign days before I acknowledged that I could rally an empty space. The space I rallied on was a completely unused space. It does seem to be time based, as it didn't pop up until after the second campaign day on my second playthrough when I was actively watching for it. On my second playthrough, I reclaimed a space during the second campaign day and built a new building on it which I didn't do on my first playthrough.

Sometimes it seemed like you could rally house on campaign day, other times it seemed like you couldn't. I think it might have to do with whether or not a family has moved in, but I'm not 100% sure.

I put a police station in the spot with only one road behind a gateway, and the police car stayed stuck behind the gate. I had to create a second police station to have the police deal with robbers.

I find the ratings to still be a little confusing. I understand the basic idea behind it, build certain buildings to increase different rating which lets you build new buildings. But I'm still not sure if I'm fully grasping how it works.

I clicked on the support bar after losing, and it popped up the info behind the "You Lose" screen. After that, clicking on "Main Menu" didn't bring me back to the menu. I could click on the "X" on the pop-up info and it would close, but I still couldn't return to the menu clicking on the "Main Menu" button.

On my second playthrough, I made it to the point where there was a building in every spot. I wasn't really sure what to do while waiting for the next campaign day. I made sure to rally all the buildings that I could, but then it felt I just needed to wait around until time passed.

I brought a large crowd to BigRealty's HQ but didn't beat them. I didn't get rid of all their other builds at that point, so I'm not sure if that was the reason. Reclaiming their buildings isn't super clear, and may need more mention in the tutorial. After having reclaiming all their buildings, and bringing a crowd of over 100, I still wasn't able to beat them. Here's a screenshot for what my game looked like on that campaign day.

Overall, I think the game is moving in the right direction. Even with things I wasn't as sure of, I still found the game to be fun to play.

My first run i didnt understand anything that was going on xd (lose in second rally event)... but the second one was way better. the game is really good honestly, i played it for like 45 min.

Idont have much feedback to give... I think it just needs more polish and polish until it becomes a real gem.

really nice game there. was a day and night mode. that is actually good. there are amazing mechanics that are amazing. and on top of that there are cars which make the game feel alive. there is a simple tutorial for new players. but the controls is something you can get used to. the simple graphics fit very well with the genre. but in the end its a must have.

I went through the tutorial. After resting there was an empty lot across the street that was highlighted with a pulsing circle, and hovering showed the tooltip, but I was unable to interact with it. During the tutorial it would be good if there was some logic to prevent the highlighting drawing your focus to a location your can't interact with. Preventing a spawn at that location, or directly across from any other tutorial locations, could also help.

I soft-locked my playthrough by choosing to do the tutorial on campaign day when I did not have enough energy. I'd finished up some things on the far side and pushed too far, running out of energy. Since I saw it was campaign day I didn't want to go back to rest and lose time, so I had planned to stop at the cafe to purchase an energy boost when it opened, but that is when the tutorial popup showed. I had a feeling this would happen, but wanted to test it. Since you can only do what the tutorial tells you while it is active, other than moving around. I am unable to get enough energy to complete even the first thing. I can see making rest always available in the later tutorials, though that could mess with things as time passes. Similarly, being able to purchase an energy boost could be an option, but would require money. There is always the option of giving a free energy boost to make sure the tasks can be completed, or allowing them to be completed even without enough energy, but that could encourage players to take advantage of such a bonus. You could add a warning as time approaches to get some rest, possibly checking on the players current energy and adjusting the popup time based on how much they have so they will have enough. Though that could be tough if they start to do something that pushes them past where they should have started, plus calculating travel time/energy. It would need a buffer. Another option might be to end the tutorial early if the player runs out of energy. They'd lose the rest of the tutorial, but could keep playing. Or switch to a purely text based description of the steps, without requiring they go do them.

On my replay I was resting when campaign day started. I got the message about campaign day, but no prompt for the tutorial. That may be due to it starting the first run and then I returned to the menu to restart, rather than exiting the game fully.

I'm continuing to play without the Campaign Day tutorial. In the previous version I did multiple gathers, which seems to no longer be an option. I had gathered around 30 people. There was a corp building right across from my base. I assigned 20 protesters there, then went to another where I assigned my remaining people, plus joined. The first was almost, but not quite, taken out. The one I joined was taken out. Clicking on the crowd I did not see the option for barricade from previous versions. I see it listed in the Crowd Commands, so maybe I did something wrong. I'm now out of protesters and don't seem to be able to gather more right now, so It will need to wait till the next time to try it out. I'm wondering if I was too close to the protest, or perhaps it unlocked between me trying and when I started looking around for details. I did get a popup for the crowd commands, but it was empty.

Later I was able to rally and gather. I've not fully figured out the timing on this. I also built new homes during campaign day, and was not able to rally or gather from them, at least not right away.

I rarely got to higher tier buildings before due to things ending so fast in past versions. This time I set out to expand and build some that had rating requirements. I got over 20 LO and wanted to see how the new bus logic worked, so built a bus stop. It looks like it is not just needing to reach a certain rating, but that the rating went down when I built the stop, as if it cost rating points. I'll need to pay better attention in the future to see if this is mentioned somewhere, as I had not expected it. Part of this may be from playing multiple times and only skimming some things, so may have missed it being mentioned, along with not having done much higher tier before.

Later I accumulated 24 LO, but was unable to build another bus stop. The Required "20 LO" was red, and the "LO 24" in the Rating section flashed. Eventually I was able to build more, but failed to check how much LO I had, or it cost, when building it.

I had an empty lot that I was able to Rally for 0 RP. Part of the popup said "null". It also offered the option to Establish. I found more of these as the game progressed.

I managed to achieve 18 of th 20 goals. I did not move in any Singles Households, nor Achieve Adequate Health. My HE, EN, and LO were poor at 88, 132, and 521. EC was Marginal at 535. ED and SA were Good at 144 and 187. These numbers are all over the place, so it might be good to have a bit of guidance on what numbers to aim for.

I unlocked the Crowd Commands of Protest, Barricade, Lane Protest, Area Protest, and Disruption. I used Barricade near my base, and Protest at the corp buildings. I did not try the others this time through.

I think your changes are good. The Campaign Day feels much better now. It was not so easy to just win right away. I did play a bit differently this time to explore more of the content, especially wanting to see how the bus and car worked. If I had done a focus on winning, it is possible I still could have done it on the first campaign day. This time it took me until the third, but by then I was able to take out all of their building and their HQ.

The bus and car are a nice touch. I like that they work differently. The car being available 24 hours is convenient, as I will often do things at night after the bus has stopped. I only used the sleep until morning option when needing it for campaign day, other wise get enough energy to do things and keep going. In the future I will need to think more carefully on where I place each of them.