It's a great game. Has a lot of replay value and can be pretty challenging. The only detractor for me is the lack of content. It's essentially the same game every time. Events might happen in a different order or you get a different town layout but other than that, there's not much difference in each playthrough. At least once you get every ending, which is possible in 1 run.

I've loved this game since its flash version on PC, when it was Rebuild 2, and lemme tell ya'll; This is a game you can play again and again and never grow bored of. Multiple endings, dozens of scenarios, difficulty and town size, all of these things create a massively different game each time its picked up. You can even beat the game and still lose after its ending. It was one of my favorite games of all time before, and it's become my favorite all over again.

Here we have a really well designed game with an incredible challenge. There aren't any invasive ads, micro transactions, or bs to make the game annoying. The game play is simple, yet elaborate. Depending on difficulty settings it can either be so easy it's actually boring, or so hard that i personally can't make it past day 100. I'd give better than 5 stars if i could guys, this is a fantastic game to play while pooping or waiting in line. Thank you

Fun to play, I used to play this back when I was a kid on the computer. However, the difficulties are a bit wonky. Everything up to and including challenging is super easy, but once you pick "seriously hard", you cant get a leg up. Constant raids, no food, everyone dies randomly despite there being no risk of it. Makes the game less entertaining and more just "Alright, im done, whatever"

The Rebuild, which is a compilation of the first and second game, is a classic indie flash game ported to Mobile, and it deserves every award it gets. Unlike its Sequel, Rebuild 3, it retains its gritty atmosphere, gallows humor, difficulty and classic open ended story. It's essentially a tale if broken, desperate people seeking to rebuild in a turn based strategy format, and the dialog is told through a series of journals, diaries and field notes that summarize the goings on.