High Strategy: Urukon

good gaem👍 Shows a lot of potential, the gameplay is kind of simple: manage your resources, trade/"redistribute" other cities' resources and then conquer/"convince" them into your empire. The kind of game that might bring new players into the genre. Each faction has a win condition for the player. It can be "Conquer X Cities" or "Get X ammount of X resource", and all have a limit of between 200 to 500 turns to complete. The AI has the same tools as you do, and will use them as they see fit. Their behaviour seems a bit random at first, but after some time you begin to notice some patterns. (basically good relations=bad, bad relations=badder) Overall a great experience, with lots of lore to read through if you feel like it. I personally would have loved a "sandbox mode" with no turn limit to do my own thing without a defined goal or time constraint, but oh well.

First impressions, this game might look simplistic but there is considerable depth in terms of what your goal is and how you go about achieving that. I chose a faction with the easiest setting to get a grasp of the mechanics and within 1.3 hrs I was able to figure out what resources I needed the most of, what resources i had an excess of, and what resources are needed on a lesser priority. My goal for my faction was to "negotiate" the capture of each city. I still needed to have enough 'violence' = troops to guard against takeovers but I needed need to commit any offensive actions. Great game so far with tons of replayability and interesting strategy mechanics. I did watch a 20 min YT video to get an explanation then jumped right in so I would say about a 2 hour learning curve to get the basics at least for me.

Very interesting system of balancing all the various resources and strategies. I got this on sale for about $4 and it was certainly worth the price.

A quick and fun indie strategy game. The core gameplay loop involves converting different resources into each other, in a very simple and streamlined manner with no fancy graphics or micromanaging, which was exactly what I was looking for at the time I discovered this game. Basically you have a limited amount of actions that convert your resources via known rules into others, and can take one of them per turn. The different playable factions have different goals, that need to be fulfilled in a set amount of turns, so your goal is to be efficient in the actions you take and find a sensible way to fulfill that goal. A single run is fairly short and can be done in 30 minutes to a bit above an hour. Some faction goals are harder than others, or require thinking about how you approach them, but I had fun completing all of them. The presentation is very indie, so dont expect too much in the way of graphics or rewarding messages. I liked the worldbuilding, which was kept a bit vague in some points, but had just enough to get my own imagination going about the places described, even though I mostly don't care that much about these things in my indie strategy games. All in all I consider this game a very good find and buy for myself.

还是很不错的，很久很久之前买的，就是翻译太机翻了 每个派系都能玩，也有很多独特文物和地标，玩起来有趣的 --------------------------------------------------------------- 尽管如此，在2025年我还是不推荐入手这款游戏，它太粗糙

Yeah pretty dang fun

game is good. landmarks maybe are a bit odd. some of them cost too much for what they do or are simply not usable. UI is simple and when you understand what to search very useful. games are over in 1-3 hours and very different thanks to many empires. Relics are really a waste of time, only a few are good and they are totally random. nice addition however. for this price is really a good addition to my library.