Earthquake for Pc

As a natural disaster nerd and someone who casually plays .io games, I was looking for a game that satisfied both the interest in disasters and my love for .io games when I found this one. I played it, and enjoyed it. I like how all the buildings are really detailed, but at the same time simple. I also like how satisfying the building collapses are, especially with the biggest buildings. The only reasons why I rated this a four instead of a five are these two reasons: -There’s only one map and the game is relatively simple. Though the map is big and has several features that can be used to your advantage, I can see people getting bored at the repetitiveness of the game. Why not be able to select from multiple maps, some harder than others? How about a map in the desert, where buildings are scarce and spread out for challenge? Also something I think will benefit the game are power-ups during gameplay, such as maybe zooming out of the map, instant growth, speed boosts, etc. -The game isn’t really multiplayer. All the “players” are actually bots. This is evident in the repeated names of the other players in the game and their weird, sometimes stupid movements. This is a problem that affects tons of other games that would otherwise be good, and this is the main reason why I didn’t give this game a five-star rating. It’s understandable that bots are needed for .io games that aren’t as popular, but you could’ve at least said that there would be bots in the game. Luckily, with the main scope of the game being destroying cities rather than competition like in Agar.io, I don’t think the bot problem is as much of a detriment to the game’s value, and I think this game would still be fun if it was just a single-player game where you try to destroy as much people as possible. But I know there are some really competitive people out there who would be disappointed in finding out that the players they beat weren’t real players. What I’m saying here is just to be honest with your game. Overall, I think this is a really cool concept for an .io (is it “a .io” or “an .io”?) game and also a really good way to pass time while in a place without Internet. I look forward to see more stuff from you guys in the future.

I thought the game was fun at first. But it gets insanely boring very quickly. New maps need to be made.

The circle could move faster I think, and is sluggish to control. But still a lot of fun to play!

Please add a solo selection