
Rewrite history by shaping a civilization as unique as you are. Combine 60 cultures from the Ancient Era to the Modern Age to lead your empire to victory. Build thriving cities, outsmart rivals in epic battles, spread your influence and leave your mark on HUMANKIND™.
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Einfach geil
Feels like the kind of game Civ VII was supposed to be. Battles quite fun in this game. I like the city building mechanics. It's worth a pick up if you like 4x games!
One of my favorite games, and one I keep coming back to play, despite some of the things that can be frustrating, such as early game boarding boats locking your units in a fight you already won just because the AI "still has units in combat", even when they cant even touch your units. I love how replayable and diverse the game is. The different game speeds, difficulties, and map generation and size really change the way the game feels and plays. The combat system really scratches something inside my brain. Some may dislike it, but I feel like it is one of the things that makes Humankind special. I've seen some reviews complaining about the Neolithic Era being useless, but in my opinion anyone saying that doesn't really understand the game. I mean, sure, the 100-300 fame on era stars probably isn't going to win you the game, but the trait choices you get for each of them provide a substantial bonus that scale decently well into the later eras, and are worthwhile staying in the Neolithic era for a few extra turns to get. That, and also getting a ton of tribesmen through food pickups is an amazing way to get early population, and can give you quick access to the civics screen and the first two civics, which can really boost your influence (and possibly faith) per turn and help you expand territories and build religion early on. Speaking of, I love the civics page for so many reasons. For one, the Ideology Axis is interesting in that you have a tradeoff not only between the different ends which give good empire (or even unit) bonuses, but also a tradeoff between those bonuses and the extra stability on your cities from staying in the middle. I also love how you can cancel civics and realign both your Ideology axis and the benefits you get from each civic choice, which allows for your culture to adapt to your empire's needs. Also I like how having low stability in your empire makes enacting/canceling civics more expensive, as it just adds another layer of interest and intractability in each game you play. All of these things help from making culture in the game feel just like a purple tech tree, like how it does in the Civ games. Honestly the civics mechanics are probably my favorite part about the game. So many fun and interesting parts about this game to love. Highly recommend if you are into these sorts of games, 10/10
Great game, nice change from Civ.
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超好玩!推薦!
muito bom
I initially bought this in 2021. Didn't play much-- but now it is definitely a fun one, great alternative to Civ
Great game! Best war mechanic and combat in 4x games. Need to be played on slow mode to enjoy better every era.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Italian, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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