
Timeline is a turn-based strategy game where you can play through the human history from stone age to modern times. In the game you command wide range of units, make them collect resources and build buildings, towns and cities, explore the map and meet other players controlled by AI.
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Languages: English
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Like the simplicity
How to build a city or something? I need a tutorial......
Just One more turn.....
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Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
I've hesitated to try this (totally unknown, I've really found it by pure luck) game because the video doesn't really make this game attractive, but thanks to the good evaluations, and the low price, I've decided to give it a try ... and I must say I'm very pleased with this game. Yes, the graphics are outdated, but the mechanics are great and reminds of the first Civilization, when this game was still fun to play. I really like the combat system in which the battles are not solved in one turn fights but several, which allow some form of turn by turn combat strategy. In term of defaults the main I see are : - The zoom out is too limited : We should be able to watch the map from much further away to have a global view (or we should have a minimap that show the whole world and where the land we see in the main screen is on this minimap) - When you start to seriously expand your empire, it becomes difficult to differenciate your land from other players ones. It would be better if each player's 'squares' had the color of its owner instead of just having a sort of border that have the owner's color around the territory. I mean, when the territories are very distincts it's ok, but squares tend to mix (a friend often comes and takes a few squares that were available in the middle of your global territory) so after a while it's difficult to differenciate between your squares and others.
Has depth but needs depth. I like how the tech is mixed. Keeping a balance between resources. If you play with too many AI be ready to be stomped. Real great start to a promising Civ 1 like game. If you want a 4X just a few more turns game, this will scratch that itch in an oldschool kind of way. Don't worry about the graphics the game play is fun. I recommend it for how little it costs. Well worth it. If you can get it on sale all the better.
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My favorite game for the last couple of weeks. The minimalism reminds me of the very first (black and white, DOS) Civ. Plays fine on Linux; no bugs in ~ 30h. I must warn of the somewhat clunky UI/UX. The base is solid, would be nice to extend it with (UX) features and better AI. Think it's the first Godot game I've played. Again, I liked what I got however it seems more like a PoC, at least by the modern standards. A good area for improvements there ...
Fine time waster for people who want a very simple 4X experience. The lack of multi-turn movement makes it incredibly tedious to move units across even part of the map. It's not great balance-wise either given that going wide is incredibly overpowered as there's zero downside from just spamming camps everywhere even right next to each other (really?). But hey it's fun enough and competent enough I guess.
Feels like a simple board game, has a great aesthetic, and building an empire is satisfying as you must juggle and balance a lot of factors and resources but in a challenging not tiresome way. Some suggestions for improvement: Give each nation a unique cultural attribute that enhances their economy, war fighting, or something else. Give the AI opponents a bit more smarts. It's easy to jump past them in tech and military strength if you can stay out of their way long enough to build your engine. Tie AI decisions to resource acquisition or a simple trade route system or something. These games often make war a matter of conquest for its own sake or maintaining a balance of power rather than for a specific national aspiration. Make conquering an enemy a matter of capturing all their cities rather than killing every single unit and claiming every single piece of territory. Deliver an announcement to the player that an opponent has been conquered. The winner should absorb the loser's cultural trait/advantage.
Leggi la [url=https://www.tanadelcobra.com/timeline-la-recensione/]recensione completa[/url] su [b]La Tana Del Cobra[/b]! .... Timeline può essere considerato un buon esperimento per sviluppare un gioco più completo ed appassionante. Oggi, in assenza di patch o aggiornamenti che rendano il tasso di sfida più elevato, è però un titolo adatto solo a chi apprezza esperienze 4X meno indirizzate alla guerra e che sappia accettare di gestire un impero in modo quasi casual e senza avere molti pannelli rapidi riassuntivi, comunque forse non necessari vista la semplicità del gioco, il cui vero perno è il saper bilanciare la produzione ed il consumo delle risorse. Voto: 6 Visita la nostra pagina [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34194534-La-Tana-Del-Cobra/]Curatore di Steam[/url] per scoprire altre recensioni!
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