Paragon Pioneers 2

If you are hesitating to buy this game, play the demo first, and it will hook you in. Even with the amount of builder games available I still have a hard time finding one that keeps me interested for longer than a week. This game has kept me excited for almost 2 months now. I really appreciate the option to play a demo first because I still hesitate to spend any amount of money on any platform. Honestly, this game is worth more than $6 just based on how much time I spend on it. I didn’t play the first game because I found this one first so I can’t compare the two but I have found battle calculators for the first game so hopefully a new one will be made for this game. The artwork is cute and the gameplay is fantastic. This game deserves more attention and recognition because it is absolutely worth it. Don’t hesitate, buy it!!

One of the best games I have played in years. Great mechanics. It has enough to keep you hooked for long periods of time.

For 6$ i have more playtime on this game than my other building idle games for pc and mobile. Im still fairly new im only at my 3rd island. I highly recommend this game. I just wish it had some sort of multiplayer trading then it wouldve been 5 stars for me

At first I had a hard time wrapping my head around this game. It punches way above its weight class in terms of what you need to learn and understand to enjoy it. But once it starts clicking, wow it’s a really fun time. I also like that it was designed to be enjoyed over a long period of time rather then to be consumed by a hungry gamer in one short span. My favorite phone game hands down.

Great game concept but very confusing, I’m constantly reading and rereading just to figure out how something works and then sometimes I still don’t know how it works.

This game was a bit confusing to start and a lot of reading but after understanding more of the mechanics and how things work I am completely hooked. Well worth the money and you can tell a lot of thought and care has gone into this game. I’ve spent years playing random clicker idle games with supply chain mechanics and this is easily my favorite one. Thank you!

I can’t stand idle games that are powered by ads or purchases. This is a well-balanced idle game without any of that.

RNG is broken. I send 50 troops to a castle vs 8 defenders. I lost all my soldiers and only killed 2. Sure… Waiting several hours for ships to get to an island supposedly close by… There were more things that bothered me, but I wont waste more of my time. I submitted for a refund. “Enjoy the game in a relaxed manner” “Halved enemy camp size” Absurdly high timers and no change to camp sizes on easier settings make it difficult to take you seriously with your patronizing response. All I play are idle and city/colony builders. I have 4700 hours on steam in Rimworld. 3600 hours on Prosperity. That isn’t the problem. The problem is 20 mins into the game your tutorial has me locate an island. 3 irl hours away? That is reasonable? Then sending 70 troops after the 2 early researches, they all die to 12 tier 1 troops? I have to play another who knows how long to get the townsmen additional 10? Your game needs balance. Desperately.

This is a very good game. It’s similar but definitely distinct from other town building simulators, with time tested elements like adjacency bonuses, micromanaging scarce resources, trade mechanics, and very satisfying expansion potential. These mechanics are well thought out, short term and long. The difficulty level and unlock progression are both handled pretty well. I play on the default difficulty and I’ve been challenged but not frustrated, but there are other options to suit everyone’s taste. It does play out a bit slower than what I originally wanted, but that’s become a feature that I enjoy rather than a drawback. The lack of bonus currencies or ads really helps to alleviate the mild sting of seeing an hours long timer on an action, especially since those actions are usually of fairly minor significance. You can still consistently play at a very active pace if that’s what you want. My extremely minor critiques mostly concern the occasional spelling error, which feel especially out of place given how polished the rest of the game feels. Aside from that there’s not much to complain about, I am satisfied and pleased with this mobile game which is a rare sensation.

Played the first one. Now this is the sequel. Wow! Everything is nicer, a bit more depth, one more option. Love it. Well done sir!