This game starts off well but then just kinda trickles away until there is barely any gameplay left. I'm not much experienced in god games, but I really liked the style and trailers, so I decided to give it a try. My time with it was not horrible, but it just felt incredibly padded out. A lot of times I was just waiting for buildings to finish or resources to reach a certain level or for research to complete. Sitting there and essentially doing nothing. I've reached the space age now and everything is kinda grinding to a halt. The powers I have feel somewhat meaningless, and no new powers have been added since the 4th hour of gameplay. All I've done is make rain, zap UFOs and move stuff around. The devastating powers like meteors or quakes are completely useless as other civilizations have magic shields and spamming lightning strike the the best way to down anything. Well, or you just destroy them as soon as they pop up and can be done. There are quests, but they just seem to...

60+ hours in, and I'm gonna say that this game has a ton of promise, but that's basically it. The game is pretty much dead now with no further development on it by the developers, and the worst part is that the game does not have that many mods to enrich gameplay (most of the mods are resource related) and add replayability. The game starts of pretty fun and great. You set up your colony, then expand to cover the planet. Then you move onto other planets to establish your interplanetary empire. But after a while you start to run into some crucial issues that's got to do with how you need to constantly micromanage your planets' resources and how the AI which was supposed to handle that is horrible at it. If you're interested in this game, I'd tell you to wait for a sale, but otherwise it really isnt worth the money or time. And honestly I'd just say to look elsewhere for a game to scratch your planetary empire management itch.

This is scam. They never finished it. For the longest time it was barely"Tiny Planet Sim" but it certainly has nothing to do with an universe as the name suggests. I wished I get my money back.

Taken as a god game, it does what it set out to do (start with two followers, slowly but steadily grow until you cover (most of) the face of a 3D world), but somewhere along the way it began to lose focus on whatever storyline the designers originally had planned out. It has a decent enough progression (starting from the Stone Age, move through a fairly linear "tech tree" through the Medieval, Industrial, and Space Ages--at least until you come to the end and the game is still bugging you to spend its "Discovery Points" on absolutely nothing at all). Don't play it expecting a coherent story; it has one, but it becomes obvious that the entire project slowly fell to pieces along the way, with the final result being a disappointing mess. Get it if it goes on sale for under $20; it provides that amount of fun per time spent, in my opinion.

D - Very dull, terribly optimised, don't recommend.

Scratches the god game itch but the automated building placement is a little brain-dead which makes it hard to manage multiple planets when reaching Space Age.

neeed more players to produce more mods

super fun and creative game

god game hehehe hahaha

very fun just wish they would update again