It’s not a bad game, and I appreciate what it’s aiming for: a fast-paced 4X with streamlined mechanics that avoid being overly simplistic. The art style has a certain charm, and the varied victory conditions are both well thought out and refreshingly original. Unfortunately, some design choices get in the way of that intended speed. Unit movement is quite slow, making traversal feel sluggish even on tiny maps. To make matters worse, units block each other’s paths, which quickly becomes more frustrating than strategic. There’s also no “sleep” or “sentry” command—standard features in most 4X games—so you’re forced to cycle through every single unit each turn, even if you have no intention of moving them.

very nice turn-based strategy it can be called simplified civilization-like and simplified here doesn't means bad on the contrary it feels and plays very nice and comfortable and play sessions here is quick in contrast with originals civ-games also devs actively communicates with players and fixes reported bugs amazingly quick

First impressions are really great. Smooth onboarding, lovely art-style, great presentation and sound design. You can tell the devs put their hearts and souls into this game. Really looking forward to playing more now that the 1.0 version is out!

For me, this game hits a really sweet spot between Historical Civ x 4X but with more of a casual sandbox feel. My favorite games in these genres are Old World, Endless Legend, but sometimes don't have the time or mental energy to grind through a long or complex game. For a $10 US game, there's a ton of variety, replayability, different faction abilities all wrapped in an aesthetically-pleasing art style, great details, solid music and sounds and buttery smooth animations and gameplay. Even the nested and auto-locking tool tips are here and well done! 2 minor suggestions: 1. Maybe include a "map tack" feature in future to help plan out cities, buildings, adjacencies and save tiles for future builds. 2. I noticed that when left-clicking a tile to highlight its terrain and possible available (locked or unlocked) improvements (farms, mines, etc). The "lock" icon is solid gray and opaque and almost totally covers the icon of the improvement underneath, requiring you to m...

it's weird. Like a civ light but if you know what you're doing you just snowball to victory pretty easily.

I have not seen a game that is as dumb as this one in ages. I understand that sometimes you need to simplyfy the game mechanics, but this goes way too far. All in all - do not try to buy it. Go for civilisation or something similar./

This is better than CIV 7 - albeit a more simplified game.

This game brings back memories from playing Civ 1 and 2, and that's a good thing. I enjoy that the game is easy to get into, but I'm sure as I keep playing, that I will face some hard challenges. :) The visuals of the playing board has an analogue quality that makes it very inviting. The music and sound effects really brings it together into a charming war you never want to leave.

A decent game overall with the best feature being the graphics. Have only played the tutorial but it does feel very slow compared to other similar games and one of the most annoying features I found is if you have a unit and the destination is more then one turn away then the next turn you still have to repeat the destination (therefore the unit dosent move by itself in that turn move). The scouts you cant send them on auto-discover route so you have to keep moving them. In your city their is no production building at first you can build so how do you proceed in gaining tools to make other buildings if you cant make them?? In the first mission of the tutorial you have certain tasks to achieve but only got a limited time (50 turns) to do all these quests and its actually a bit tough (could be just me finding it this way), you spend a lot of time ending the turn just to move your units. This game has potential loads of it and may try and play more of it but currently it dosent really ...

A charming and relaxing strategy game that looks great, almost something like Playmobil or Lego, love the diorama feel. Music and sound is nice. Well worth the price. + the devs are cool guys!