Help Will Come Tomorrow Review (rozwellian)
A very enjoyable strategy game with a fair amount of replay-abilty.
It is turn-based, (each of your characters has a finite amount of turns/moves they can make each day, e.g cook a meal, create a medicine, go hunting, build a structure) and also has elements of resource-management and crafting. (you need to go foraging to find food ingredients, medicinal ingredients, weapon components; and you are also required to make sure everyone's needs are met, including hunger, warmth, tiredness, morale.)
Depending on the choices you make while out on expedition, your characters can be killed or injured, you can lead renegades back to your camp, an additional character can be discovered and brought back to your camp, you can come across a wild animal and attempt to hunt it, or you can chance upon food or weapon components.
Camp morale is also a feature of this game; the more acquainted your camp members are, the better they will perform when carrying out tasks together.
Each night there is a group get-together around the campfire where you get to choose different topics of conversation, some of which will improve or damage relationships between the camp members; some will provide opportunities to find special items during an expedition.
Since there are so many choices available to the player, every game is always that little bit different from the last.
I have enjoyed playing it over and over and trying to improve the amount of time that certain moves take me.