Ara History Untold: Anniversary Edition

Einfach unglaublich. Das Spiel ansich finde ich toll. Hatte ein paar Stunden wirklich Spass damit. Es sieht toll aus, die Spielmechaniken sind nachvollziehbar und es fordert mich gut heraus. ABER; Wie ist es möglich, dass ein Spiel nach so langer Zeit nach Release immer noch nicht richtig funktioniert . Aktuell kann ich es nicht mal mehr starten. Hunderte Versuche, alle Tipps aus Foren und Tipp Videos. Nichts hilft. Von 20 Versuchen startet es im Besten Fall einmal. Einfach nur traurig.

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Hat das Spiel Schwächen? Ja, definitiv! Sind sie gravierend? Nein, und die meisten sind behebbar, wie etwa die teils mäßige KI-Übersetzung der Texte ins Deutsche. Die größte Schwäche ist das Kampfsystem, das nicht selbsterklärend ist, sondern an einigen Stellen missverständlich, wie zum Beispiel, dass Fernkampfeinheiten Schaden erhalten, wenn eigene Nahkampf-Einheiten mit voller Kampfstärke vorhanden sind, und der Gegner selber nur Nahkampf-Einheiten hat (Weil der erhaltene Schaden gleichmäßig über alle Einheiten verteilt wird). Ansonsten ist das Spiel sehr vielseitig, und muss sich nicht vor den Granden des Genres verstecken, im Gegenteil, meiner Meinung nach ist das Spiel besser als Civ6 und Civ7! Der Technologiebaum ist ausbalanciert, der Ausbau der Städte ist vielseitig, die Ressourcenauswahl gibt eine Tiefe, die andere Spiele zuletzt stark haben vermissen lassen.

While the game mechanics are somewhat fresh and the game-play looks more promising that Civ7, the stability of the game is making it unplayable. I am having crashes every 50 turn in antiquity which then speeds up to every 10 turns and then every 5... Until this is fixed I can not even give a proper review as I can't play it past turn 150....

I do not know why there are so many negative reviews for this game. This game is fun to play. I do have one negative issue about this game. The AI players declare war on my civilization for no reason what so ever. They will also make demands for money & if I deny their demands, then they declare war. That is not how this game should be designed. If you can get pass the constant wars on your civilization, then this game is enjoyable.

Really wanted to like this game and I did at first because they definitely had some great ideas but unless you are a warmonger who enjoys destroying enemies, this game is not going to be good for you. I enjoyed my first several playthrough's as I learned the game but once I started playing more seriously I began to get more and more frustrated. Visually, the cities look awful. The buildings are spread so far apart and the roads end up spawning in a really weird way so it just makes everything look bad, especially the wonders which require an entire land claim instead of just a section of it. The AI forward settling and diplomacy is horrendous and will thrust you into wars because one moment the AI loves you and the next second they hate you and have settled a city on the opposite side of the world, right next to your capital! I thought this was something they said they had fixed but I guess not... If you like dealing with supply chains in city builders I suppose this game will be enjoyable but I overestimated just how much streamlining they have done since launch as its still very confusing trying to navigate through your chains. overall it has decent bones but if you are like me and prefer the creative aspects of designing a culture and nurturing a civilization with visually impressive cities and wonders, this game aint it.

I like the idea of this game but after hours and hours playing I realise im not having fun, im managing complex resource productions and not really doing much else, exploration isnt fun. Battles seem an afterthought. Being able to zoom right in on the map is nice. But my map is very cluttered so hard to spot my armies. I prefer a game like humankind.

If you're a fan of the Civilization franchise, or historical 4x games in general, ARA is - as of the 2.0 patch (free DLC) - the best of the bunch. A true spiritual successor of the Civilization franchise, unlike that other stinky mess Firaxis released earlier this year. Sid Meier is rolling over in his grave right now.

I think a lot of people are approaching this game the wrong way. You can’t just compare it to Civilization—it’s built on a completely different design philosophy. Everything in Ara History Untold points toward playing tall: the city cap, the era score system, the production chains, even the way battles work. To me, it’s closer to a city builder like SimCity than a traditional 4X. And from that angle, it’s actually pretty innovative. If Ara had tried to just be another Civ clone, it wouldn’t stand out. Instead, it’s experimenting with something new, and that’s where its real strength lies. That said, some of the production complexity feels overdone. Do we really need four or five different types of shoes? The chain could be streamlined without losing depth. But overall, the core design is solid, and I think the game deserves credit for pushing the genre in a different direction.