Memuat Idle Civilization: World Story b0.905 3

William Nelson

Seems like there's a lot of work left to do, but the game is functional from start to finish, and it's pretty fun! Problems I've seen: Some choices are interesting branch points that lead to a different path for your civilization. Other choices seem to have only one correct answer. Upgrades don't seem to be retroactive. This means buying too much of an industry early will result in lost productivity later. Kind of a bummer.

Cayden Alsip

It's a pretty good game. Also, I found a bug. I've completed the game and get 8.19G per sec. I own 520% of the land because of a bug. If you go to the main menu and then go go right back into the main game mode, the price to claim more land resets back to 21.9Q in my case, and because of that I can endlessly buy it. It'd be nice to fix it because it could definitely be abused.

A Google user

I really liked this game and it has a lot of potential, hopefully we can work out the translations and smooth out the game and it's perfect. (1st update) Let me just say this game is definently worth a look, it has its flaws, yes, all games do, but I promise the developer looks at each of these reviews and is working around the clock to fix the bugs and translation errors. As well as additional extensions to the main game and side scenarios. There is so much planned and Coming soon.(2nd update)

Rich Getze

I really enjoyed this game. Enough that I paid to remove ads, which I rarely do. The watercolor art style was cool, the story was interesting and the progression was balanced enough to keep me engaged until completion. They promise to flesh it out with more content later. Looking forward to that. Great job devs.

Samuel Stanhope

It's fun and educational in a way for history. There aren't too many forced ads, and you get a heart for watching ads, which can be used for cosmetic bonuses. There are multiple paths, so you can replay like 3 to 4 times if you are a completionist. The only reason this game is not a 5 star for me is that you are forced to go communist nomatter what you do in the modern era.

Crazy Beatrice

This is a challenging idle management game. There is a noticable lack of help to the player, but if you push past the beginning the game gets easier, and you start to see a pattern. Id like to see more variety and options for the upgrade tree, as it can be confusing. I'd also like to see a bit more towards the management side of things, likes supply vs demand, etc. I've done a full playthrough and thoroughly enjoyed the game, but I did play rather weird, I still won though. Tip: go Nuclear.

A Google user

Really enjoyed the game. But got a a little confused as I progressed and Russian started to pop up in certain spots. Didn't understand certain aspects, such as the new planet starting again - a lot of Russian! Very excited about the prospect of an expanded time machine, possibility of being able to introduce advanced tech to the past etc. But it's a great start with amazing potential!

The Masses

Still a work in progress but is a very useful tool to visualize how material circumstance leads to historical decisions and how real life played out systemically. Some areas of it are more bare bones but it recognizes that and improves with every update. A very humbling experience and I learn something new every time I play. Definitely recommend this game.

Douglas Bacon

Completed the standard scenario and moved on to Kindur. I was presented with a "choice" that wasn't really a choice at all, as after making it, I was told I could either respawn (presumably to select the other option) or restart Kindur entirely. Will check back later to see what's changed as development continues.

Jay Marcrum

This game is far too railroad-y. It has some choices but ultimately if you try to stray off the set path, the game just ends with no warning. It gives choices just to immediately take them away and force you a certain direction regardless. Not to mention how upgrades are not retroactively applied so building too much of a thing before buying an upgrade can make it harder on yourself. The constant pop-ups every, literally, 5 seconds are also pretty annoying. It's a neat concept but needs work.