Orbi Universo II

[h1] Pour ceux qui préfère une jolie vidéo plutôt qu'un long texte j'ai pensé à vous ! [/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m13f0tnblKA&ab_channel=Indeday [b]🌍 Critique Steam – Orbi Universo II[/b] [quote][i]Une simulation grandiose qui mêle histoire, politique et stratégie avec brio.[/i][/quote] [b]📜 Une fresque historique interactive[/b] [b]Orbi Universo II[/b] vous place aux commandes d’une civilisation et vous invite à traverser les âges en façonnant son destin. Chaque décision, qu’elle soit politique, militaire, économique ou culturelle, influence profondément l’évolution de votre peuple. C’est un jeu de réflexion qui demande autant de stratégie que de vision à long terme. [b]🎮 Gameplay riche et stimulant[/b] Le gameplay repose sur des choix successifs qui orientent votre civilisation vers des trajectoires très différentes. Allez-vous bâtir un empire militaire ? Devenir un centre culturel ? Ou privilégier la prospérité économique ? La variété des options et des embranchements donne au jeu une profondeur remarquable, et chaque partie raconte une histoire unique. Certes, l’interface est assez sobre et textuelle, mais cela sert bien le propos et met l’accent sur la stratégie pure. [b]📊 Gestion et complexité[/b] Les mécaniques sont exigeantes mais gratifiantes : il faut jongler avec les ressources, l’équilibre social, les menaces extérieures et les événements aléatoires. La marge de progression est énorme, et l’on prend plaisir à relancer des parties pour tester de nouvelles approches. [b]🎨 Ambiance et style[/b] Visuellement, le jeu reste minimaliste, mais il compense largement par la profondeur de son gameplay et la qualité de sa narration émergente. L’ambiance sonore est discrète mais participe à l’immersion. [b]✅ Conclusion[/b] [b]Orbi Universo II[/b] est un excellent titre pour tous les amateurs de grande stratégie et de simulations historiques. Derrière son apparence sobre se cache une richesse exceptionnelle, qui récompense la réflexion et la curiosité. Un must-have pour les passionnés du genre. [b]+ Points positifs :[/b] ✔️ Profondeur stratégique impressionnante ✔️ Grande rejouabilité ✔️ Des parties qui racontent toujours une histoire unique ✔️ Excellente continuation du premier opus [b]– À noter :[/b] ❌ Interface austère et très textuelle ❌ Peut rebuter les joueurs recherchant des graphismes modernes [b]Note finale : 8,5/10[/b] — Une pépite de stratégie, exigeante mais passionnante.

I cant stop playing!

Cool abstract strategy game which illustrates societal progression

Lovely game. It's so basic, and so complex. You drop orbs, and watch them affect numbers on other orbs. It's addictive, if you like systems that interact with each other. Compared to the first, it's definitely 9/10. Very interesting, in my opinion, but I cannot move past the view being locked to a certain area. Minor issue. We're still getting updates, so who knows where the game will end up. We're already expanding to space with the Cold War update. Also, much love and respect to developers who keep on developing their products. Updated twice, after thinking hard about it. I would recommend this game to others in its current state. It's like a simplified Paradox game, but you're more in control of your society.

Fun game! Great concept with developer that listens to feedback and seems to actively work on updating the game. Little bit of a learning curve, and some mechanics can be a bit opaque, but its enjoyable to work out how everything fits together.

This might be a good game under the hood, but the UI is completely unintuitive. Complex games are great but only if you're given the tools to understand what is happening and how your actions affect the game world. The interface is cluttered, with extremely limited graphics settings that barely have any effect on what you actually see on the screen. The tutorial and in-game help is completely inadequate. I didn't get so far as to fight a war against the AI, I was too busy fighting a war against the game interface. A war in which I was utterly defeated. I might have been persuaded to stick with it, but it's horrifically overpriced for what it actually offers, so I'm hoping my refund request comes through!

Observer mode please

This is an interesting exercise in optimization. I played it through repeatedly from the start to the end, and I got a higher score every time except the time I played through never expanding beyond Hawaii. After a few tries, I managed to conquer the entire world in 1583. I keep being tempted to load it up again and see if I can do it faster or get a still-higher score. I keep feeling like my last run was so good, I can't beat it, but then I keep beating it. What am I missing? There's more tricks to discover. The game is such an intricate machine.

Good game. You can create nuclear bomb. But not space program...

I'm giving this a thumbs up because it scratches my particular itch when it comes to global strategy/civilization builders. BUT the game is very heavily focused on the early parts of the game. It ends by 1950 and by that point I wasn't able to get further ahead than barely getting the steam engine. The game also gets more and more unstable towards the late game. It starts with glitches in certain nodes and builds up to drops in performance and ends in a complete break before you achieve complete world domination. There's also a few quality of life improvements the game could use (like summarizing more nodes into one interface (for example the different raw materials or the different policies for population promotion make the screen very crowded but could be a node each) Still, I recommend the game for people who want to play a relatively easy civilisation builder - after a few runs you'll have the game loop down and start domination. 7,5/10 overall. Worth when on sale.