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I like how people who spent over hundreds of hours on the game don't recommend this game.

I'm just gonna put my recommendation as "Yes", but it's closer to "Maybe". I don't share similar opinions with other players because I'm a solo player. I had fun playing I guess.

It's just a simple little VN running on a flash player, what could be so special?

Nothing, and that's good. It's a simple little story, touching the heart where it matters most within a span of 30 minutes. The seashells were a nice little addition for some replayability, but I'm on the Free version and not the Plus version, so who cares?

Not a 10/10, but easily a 7/10 for something so beautifully simplistic. Thank you for the nice short story.

[EDIT]
Now, with the complete collection, the Grey Goo Soundtrack never sounded so amazing. Previously, I was greeted with low quality files and an incomplete package, but now I am satisfied. Though I have gotten the Soundtrack for free at launch, this is a worthy investment for anyone who enjoys the Soundtrack composed by Frank Klepacki.

The thing about the folks at GreyBox and Petroglyph is that they listen to the fans. They add new content for free, update existing DLCs and add-ons like this Soundtrack Collection, and interact with the community like no other.

To finish, any fan of RTS should get GreyGoo and it's Soundtrack. It is a fantastic RTS made by fantastic people, for the fans of good old RTS.

-- The previous statements are made prior to the Soundtrack update, and prior to GreyGoo's release of a story DLC (for free!) --

[OLD]
I would absolutely recommend the game, but the soundtrack by itself? Not really.

Don't get me wrong, the compositions by Frank Klepacki were beautiful, and is one of the best OSTs for games I have ever heard.

The problem is in the packaging. 192kbps turns down most audio appreciators, and it is literally a "Best of Grey Goo" album, meaning 10 of the best songs in the game packaged into a small album. If only they provided all the songs that we can pick and choose in the game, as well as provide an option for 320kbps or FLAC, there isn't really much to talk about whether it is worth it or not.

I bought the game at launch and I got it for free, but honestly speaking it is unfair for them to charge it at this price now, especially for a measly sum of 10 songs from an awesome game with over 20 unique soundtracks.

Do I recommend buying the game? Absolutely, but I definitely do not recommend buying this soundtrack package.

EDIT 16/3/2016
Regional locks have been lifted and the game now has an option for "worldwide matches". While ping may be a concern, most games I have played online have not plagued me with packet loss or lagspikes. Game has been optimized for slower PCs and newer machines alike. Gameplay balance is constantly being fixed.

Listen up, other game developers. This is how GreyBox and Petrogylph does things: exactly what the fans want. Thumbs up to the folks over at GreyBox and Retroglyph for the continuous updates and connections to the fans. Thank you so very much.



EDIT: Issues regarding region lock, game optimization and gameplay balance are being fixed as I type. This is the prime time to purchase this classical RTS and get to commanding!



[Original Post]
This is my first time writing a review on Steam but hell, this game deserves it.

Grey Goo is astonishingly fun to play, has decent AI, and good game mechanics. It is a good game overall, sadly I am speaking at launch, and there are loads of issues waiting to be fixed.

First off, the game is currently not fully optimized, and it lags the hell out of slower and even newer pcs.
Secondly, the game is region locked, so you can't play online if you're stuck somewhere outside of players who have this game.
Lastly, Menu screen are extremely laggy in-matches, which is probably due to optimization errors.

Would I recommend this game? Absolutely.
Would I recommend you buy it now? The answer is No. wait till the issues are fixed and you'll get one hell of an RTS.