Ara History Untold: Anniversary Edition

Mega alternative zu civ7

I like this game! It's a nice civ empire sim, love the crafting system and the dev team keeps improving it after feedbacks!

Adictivo (sólo un turno mas...) , con elementos diferenciadores a otros 4x que se agradecen, buenos gráficos, y mecánicas, y repito... adictivo. Lo probé antes y después del parche y se agradece muchísimo la automatización de colas porque se hacía muy tedioso con muchas ciudades, pero la verdad, que lo he disfrutado en un partida de casi 800 turnos. Para mi opiniçon: 1. Tienen que mejorar la interfaz / UX aún simplificando los clics a realizar 2. Incluir más mapas reales (pusieron el de la tierra pero la peninsulta son 5 regiones...) 3. Comparador de estadísticas incluso, para ver las diferencias de si metes X o Y sin tener que estar quitando y poniendo suministros perdiendo la bonificación o tiempo en hacerlo 4. Ampliar el límite de tamaño máximo de ciudad (30). Llegué a tener 5 a tope y gusta tener más y más... 5. Poder eliminar ciudades (puedes hacer que te las capturen y arrasarlas pero...) 6. Cambiar regiones Y como no, el problema es el de todos los 4x: 1. Lograr que no se vuelva pesado el juego en las fases finales. 2. Las eras cibernéticas y de ciborgs ensucian las históricas Antes del parche, no lo recomendaría porque había mucha microgestión, ahora? sí

This is a really good game - and I'm absolutely useless at it. It's presented beautifully and zooming in on your empire seeing your subjects go about their business is a nice touch. This parallels a lot of Civ's ideas. Diplomacy options are slightly lacking and there is a *lot* of micromanagement of resources. Success is achieved by understanding what produces what items/goods - and how many goods you need to racket up the bonuses in your various industries to get your empire to grow. No hiding away either as the 'prestige' mechanic from your empire successes will mean that if you don't rank in the top 3 tiers with your opponents come the next technological age then you'll 'drop off' and your civilization is lost to history (although you can turn this offs so only your opponenets are culled). There's a lot to keep track off and the number of improvements, boosts, buffs upgrades can be a little overwhelming. Expect to take lots of notes and refer to the online encyclopedia. There are some minor irritations. The tutorial is fine but I'd recommend going on the internet for help in navigating some of the mechanics and UI. Choosing your startup leader, means a click on the portrait before the stats appear (why can't they just pop up when I move my mouse over them?). Certain things I like to acknowledge from the main screen - like when I've built a marvel/wonder which insists on rewarding me with an animation of the Book of Kells/Bleak House or whatever. Fine if your master craftsmen only churn out a couple every 50 turns or so but my little army of wonder-workers felt like they were completing them constantly. I also found it easy to lose track of when extra 'experts' were generated which provided boosts to amenities and developments in your regions. What seems to scupper me is balancing the growth of my cities - mid-game it unravels for me. After a strong start I'll run out of food and in one game my production of wood ground everything to a halt. Tbh I didn't have the patience to wade through everything to figure out what had broken down. Whether or not I'll find the time to master this is another matter and I think this needs a lot of investment in learning the mechanics to get the most out of it. The game continues to receive updates (good show devs!) and there's rewards here for those willing to put the time and effort in.

Mir gefällt es sehr gut. Für das Spiel war es sicher nicht gut mit Civ verglichen zu werden, auch wenn es natürlich in diese Richtung geht. Aber der wirtschaftliche Aspekt ist hier deutlich stärker ausgeprägt. Verliert man eine Stadt, kann das ziemliche Auswirkungen haben, wenn die Wirtschaftskette dadurch gestört wird. Die Rundenberechnung geht instant. Mir gefällt das gleichzeitige ziehen der Einheiten auch sehr gut. Am Anfang ist das Spiel ziemlich komplex und man neigt manchmal dazu einfach sich durchzuklicken. Ganz ohne Micromanagement geht es nicht, aber wer bereit ist sich einzuarbeiten, bekommt es sehr schönes Spiel.

문명류의 시대 개념이랑 빅토리아3, 아노같은 물류개념이 합쳐진 심시티임 작년 출시 전 문명의 대항마의 표제가 아닌, 새로운 장르의 개척이라 봐야할듯 지금 기준으론 UI만 직관적으로 나왔으면 좋았을거같음 A SIMCITY-style game that combines the era concept of CIV with the logistics system of something like Victoria 3 or ANNO. It shouldn’t be seen as a rival to Civilization, but rather as the beginning of a new genre. As a 4X game, this is my personal ranking CIV 5 >> CIV 6 >>ARA HISTORY>>>HUMAN KIND>>>>CIV7

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Olha, eu esperava ferro, encontrei ouro. Achei bem original, apesar de parecer uma mistura de Humankind com Millenia (não sei o porquê de terem abandonado aquele jogo maravilhoso. Gostei bastante da complexidade, dos gráficos... Falta ainda algumas melhorias, justamente por causa da complexidade, para facilitar a vida dos novatos. A curva de aprendizado parece ser grande e não é qualquer um que gosta de jogos assim, mas ainda bem que sou vacinado pelos jogos da Paradox. Acho que deveria estar melhor avaliado e com mais vendas. Espero que os devs não o abandonem, tem um potencial bem grande. Edit: ainda acho uma sacanagem ter argentina e colômbia mas não ter o brasil