It made me realize it wasn’t a regular incremental game. It was also an in-depth simulation with many variables to account for. Building your society does not only mean creating buildings, but also developing science and agriculture, being wary of the happiness of your citizens, and also your impact on the environment. It is a game that asks the player a lot of attention, which can be the opposite of what incremental games are about, but it also proposes a unique challenge that can be very exciting to overcome. There are so many variables, so many things to account for, it is hard not to be impressed by the amount of content this game offers. The screen, though a nice addition, is too small to display the full text of a label more than two lines long. Because of these quirks, we preferred using the Brother design app on our smartphones to make labels with the PT-D610BT, which seems counterintuitive for a device with a built-in keyboard. That said, if you’re already used to using a label maker with a keyboard, you’ll likely find that the PT-D610BT’s is the nicest you’ve used, thanks to its roominess and familiar layout.