Hell Architect vs Suburbia 2
Hell Architect
Hell Architect is a hell “tycoon” game where the goal is to build the most efficient possible “hell” for sinners to languish in. Unlock new torture devices and hellish technologies via research, dig surrounding areas for resources, and expand your hell into the suffering-producing machine that it can be!Hell Architect only proves that the worst kind of hell is one where even in death, you still have to work… groans! Now, the tycoon simulation may have some fun and quirky stuff going for it, but it falls short of what it could have achieved, marred mainly by design and AI issues. That being said, if you love the challenge of making your hell into the most efficient suffering-producing machine that it is, then you’ll definitely enjoy playing Hell Architect. Just don’t go in with an expectation that’s too high and you should be fine!
Suburbia 2
Suburbia 2 took the series to a new level by providing a different gameplay as compared to the previous game. As opposed to simply reusing the "life simulation" formula, the game puts you into the shoes of an up-and-coming suburbian-based caterer who has just taken over the family business after your uncle, who was managing the company before it was passed on to you, mysteriously disappeared. However, once Liselle, the lady who is temporarily filling in for your uncle also gone missing, you begin to think that life in suburbia might be quite dangerous after all.Overall, the game has a very intriguing, mystery-filled storyline that rivals that of the original game, an interesting cast of characters, and a gameplay that’s quite engaging, but unfortunately, the rather ridiculous waiting times in this game may put a lot of players off. If you plan on giving this game a try, we would highly recommend playing it in small doses rather than spending hours on it at a stretch. That way, you won’t feel as frustrated about the waiting duration, and will actually be able to enjoy the game’s story.
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