I think text-only games have a certain special power that modern games can't quite emulate. Modern city planners are more accessible and better in most ways, bu

I think text-only games have a certain special power that modern games can't quite emulate. Modern city planners are more accessible and better in most ways, but there is a raw gameplay elegance in games like Sumer that I think could make a comeback one day. Perhaps the game equivalent to vinyl records.