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I think it is a very nice little game, there is so much potential in it. The battling system looks very promising, so keep up the good work guys, I'm eagerly waiting for the updates.

Instantly hooked, hoping for more updates and content :) Need more planets - to colonize and a chance to actually co-exist with aliens , but really good - surprised actually UPDATE - https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=684040&browsesort=mostrecent&section=readytouseitems - A mod for the game. Finally.

This is a weird, new concept, interesting game. I understand if it doesn’t like everybody because it is not simple and you have to think on it. Who likes impulse games don’t choose this game. But: interesting concept, it „moves your brain” weirdly and stimulate to think on fate the Earth and human beings. Obviously it is difficult to draw a whole history of a game, but this game tries it and it's good. Graphics is quite good with drawing pictures. Music is excellent for who likes and understands the game. You like it and makes you play it for hours – or you hate it because you don’t understand it. It works for me.

Alpha game in early access. The state of development reflects that. When I first got it, it was extremely raw. Features have been added and the game has been refined with feedback. Progress is being made. The developers are responsive. A fun little strategy game is shaping up. What more what I ask of an indie early access game?

pointless game. Happy I refunded.

Pros: This game is cheap and you guys can have a wonderful couple of hours trying to figure out rules and stuff if you are into those things. Cons: It seems developers have lost their interest and don't even reply on the forum. There will be no patches or updates.

Egyszerű és összetett Aki szereti a kártyajátékot annak nagyon tudom ajánlani, aki érzi hogy ideje mást is kiprobálnia amin gondolkodnia is kell Két nagyobb iramot diktáló játék között kellemes kikapcsolódás Ötletes alkotás gratulálok a fejlesztőnek "és hazai a termék"

Centúrió [Zoli] Nagyon jó lett a játékod amugy én tamás vagyok a táborodból [Kocka,gamer]

I like the concept, but the events need some massive balancing. I've talked to the developers and they say the following problem will be fixed. Based on them being so involved I'm going to give this a recommendation for now. As an example of my latest world, everything was going great, really really great, and then I had to pick a card that would give me a large population increase and I knew my game was ♥♥♥♥♥♥. In most, but not all, of my games a large population increase results in a demographics disaster that never ends. I spent about 30-50 turns spending the 10 logos to avoid the disaster, my population mit the max 10 billion but still the event would not end. Eventually I ran out of logos when I missed my 35 each bonus and 7 billion people died the first round then because of course there was a giant population change the event happened again (And again and again and again each turn until the end) The second time it occured of course it caused a gaia event that occured at the same time until survival was not possible. Now, had there been a way out of that death spiral, that would have been fun, and challenging, but there wasn't. So as of currently, I wouldn't recomend this game at its full price, the concept is good and thought provoking and fun, but completely unballanced with no way out of death spiral scenarios, you are just along for the ride.

A strategic card game that's equal parts fun, addictive and frustrating. The gameplay is simple enough, you play a single card each turn then see what happens. Where things get complicated is there are a LOT of variables to account for and how each card affects each variable changes drastically according to your current "age" (changes with number of turns) and current variables. A card that takes out most of the population early on could destroy you, but that same card could save your planet from starvation later. Another wrench thrown your way is the necessity to keep the four elements in balance by playing properly themed cards. Too bad that fire card messes up your carefully groomed world because now you have to play it or face destruction. On normal mode the number of turns are limited but that's not to say each session is short. The game can be quite long, I played a single run for 3 hrs and still didn't reach the "intended" ending. As the number of turns go higher so does the difficulty of keeping everything in balance until more likely than not the planet is careening towards its inevitable doom. It's really a bit sobering and dark when you think about it, but the fun of trying to balance everything just so has a definite appeal. There are definitely things that could be better. While there is a "manual" the game leaves out a lot of info and there are plenty of things I don't quite understand even after playing for hours. Some info being left out for the player to figure out is fine, but some things could be explained better just to keep frustration down. Overall though it's a fun game already and the promise of multiple worlds and achievements is enough to make me happy.