If you’re into colony management games and love a challenge, RimWorld is an absolute gem. It’s all about managing a group of people stranded on a planet, dealing with their quirks, balancing resources, and surviving random (and often brutal) events. What’s cool is how it makes you think strategically, adapt to crazy situations, and keep the team together—and honestly, it reminds me a lot about my day job.

In RimWorld, every colonist has their own strengths, weaknesses, and personality traits. Some are great at certain tasks, while others might refuse to help. It's just like working with a team where everyone has unique skills and quirks. You’ve got to figure out how to use their talents while keeping them happy and productive.

The random events in the game are a lot like unexpected issues in software projects—bugs, scope changes, or servers going down. You’re constantly juggling immediate problems with long-term plans, which feels very real. Not a lot of games nowadays can keep you so engaged and on your feet.

Whether you're managing colonists or a dev team, RimWorld teaches you a lot about leadership, priorities, and staying calm when things go south. Plus, it’s insanely fun, I've seen countless weekends pass me by just from playing this game. Highly recommend it if you enjoy strategy games—or if you just want to feel like the universe’s most stressed-out project manager. 😂

If you’re into colony management games and love a challenge, RimWorld is an absolute gem. It’s all about managing a group of people stranded on a planet, dealing with their quirks, balancing resources, and surviving random (and often brutal) events. What’s cool is how it makes you think strategically, adapt to crazy situations, and keep the team together—and honestly, it reminds me a lot about my day job. In RimWorld, every colonist has their own strengths, weaknesses, and personality traits. Some are great at certain tasks, while others might refuse to help. It's just like working with a team where everyone has unique skills and quirks. You’ve got to figure out how to use their talents while keeping them happy and productive. The random events in the game are a lot like unexpected issues in software projects—bugs, scope changes, or servers going down. You’re constantly juggling immediate problems with long-term plans, which feels very real. Not a lot of games nowadays can keep you so engaged and on your feet. Whether you're managing colonists or a dev team, RimWorld teaches you a lot about leadership, priorities, and staying calm when things go south. Plus, it’s insanely fun, I've seen countless weekends pass me by just from playing this game. Highly recommend it if you enjoy strategy games—or if you just want to feel like the universe’s most stressed-out project manager. 😂