
Dominium Mundi is a lightweight 4X strategy game set in the medieval period where 4 players compete to create the most influential empire. Expand your empire over the map, convert more people to your religion, and control more trade routes.
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This is a cool lightweight 4x strategy game. You can only choose out of 4 things to do every turn, but that doens't mean it lacks strategy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qvm5j3KQwI
I beat the game 1st try within 25 minutes and since it only has one difficulty-level there's no incentive to play it again. I wouldn't say it's a bad game but even at 50% off, it simply isn't worth the money for the content.
Save your money. I like simple strategy games at times when I want to take a break from too much intense thinking, but this is overly basic. You get bored of it after playing once or twice; it looks far more interesting than it truly is. Perhaps prices at $0.99 it may be worth considering - do not spend more than that on it.
Feels like the shell of game, that was put up for a cash grab, but never actually finished. No rules are really explained, and I had no clue what I was doing, yet I still managed to win the first game I played pretty much simply by exploring and laying out trade routes, until I had them all. The AI never even tried to take a trade route away from me, so it really felt silly, especially as the green player had a bunch of cities, and huge armies, while I had one city, and not much in the way of an army by that point. Green even had more points than me, so how I won baffles me. The controls are wonky too, it was far from rare where I had to take the same action two, three or even four times before it took, all in the same turn. As you are only supposed to have one more per turn, i can only assume this was some sort of glitch. I would have to put this in the avoid at all cost category. I got it on a huge sale, and even at that, it was over priced.
I bought it on sale for a significant discount and regretted the purchase immediately upon playing it. I should have read the comments here more closely. The game is overly simplistic. So much so that it takes all the fun out of the game.
Da hat sich wahrscheinlich jemand viel Mühe mit dem Spiel gemacht - aber leider den Spielspaß vergessen. Der Zugang zum Spiel ist ungefähr so als würde ich jetzt anfangen, Lateinisch zu lernen. Möglicherweise macht das Spiel mehr Spaß, wenn man sich sehr lange damit beschäftigt, aber es fehlt leider der Anreiz dazu.
I only played the game for 5 minutes, but I left the game running for 3 hours as I was doing christmassy stuff with my cats. So in short, I know very little of this game so far. The UI and map are excellent, I'm excited to go back and look at it more. I only took over one single city and explored over half of the map thus far, but it feels good to play. If you consider yourself a fan of something, you deserve to something something good review.
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