HUMANKIND™

Tem muitas coisas legais, mas não acho legal todos os líderes falando em inglês...

This game has to be the definition of mid while still being fun - or rather it is really good in certain mechanics and sucks in others. The switching of Cultures with the large amount of choices and skills is great. Visually the game looks good, the combat itself is well thought out (but kinda slow at times). BUT, the war mechanic, while being more realistic just hinders progress if you dont completely outclass your opponent. If you dont manage to completely destroy a player you have to decide which of your captured stuff to keep - makes sense in real life, but draws out the wars in this game. And now my biggest issue of all: You can only win in 1 way, and because of that even if YOU are the one to trigger a victory condition you might end up being like 5th. This mechanic just does not make sense to me. I do recommend getting the game if you are a 4x fan, or a sale is ongoing.

So unnecesarily cumbersome. This game plays more like a school assignment. It is totally devoid of fun. the icon is still "Age Of" series. at some point the meandering has to stop and a skirmish or full out war must begin. I got to a skirmish with a rival tribe. was that it? where is the action?

Interesting premise but a ton of features were removed according to faction balance, but none of them were reimplemented to actually be usable. A ton of factions are unusable, a few culture policies are unusable, and almost all events mean literally nothing when the numbers they impose on your cities are 10s in 1000s. One is to pay 200 gold or have unknown bad consequence, when non economic nations make twice that in a single turn District and city management is interesting, but the whole "one big city" thing doesn't work even remotely. District cost and food upkeep ramp up insanely fast per city, so it's not uncommon to add production regions to a city and the district takes longer to build than it would normally. This can be circumvented by releasing and re-merging cities (which is a weird exploit when feudalism rolls around to get all the infrastructure in a city, although probably not worth the cost), but the insane food consumption per pop per pop (not a typo) is not. Merging cities will turn 2 perfectly fine cities into a negative several thousand food famine that kills off half the population. If the one big city thing isn't viable then it would make a little sense, but there are AI modifiers in the create an AI character thing (which is incredibly pointless in itself) that specifically try to have your character make one big city Pilfering is just non functional. The times you can and can't do it are extremely random and the game never explains why you can and can't do it. They even added a whole faction around the mechanic, which just don't have a purpose because of this And now dev time has gone into, instead of fixing these issues, some limited conflict that 90% of the world didn't care about as a scenario. Safe to say none of this is getting fixed, which is a shame. Game had some interesting ideas but falls short on execution

the game is fine, definitly not the civ killer it meant to be but definitly a rival to the dominant titles of the 4X genre.

Sehr sehr gutes Spiel,in meinen Augen besser als Civ. aber warum? Die Spielatmosphäre ist wesentlich angenehmer, ob übersichtstechnisch oder Spielmässig. Grafisch auch sehr gut umgesetzt in meinen Augen könnte es Inhaltsmässig etwas mehr bieten (Technologie,einheiten etc.) hoffe daher auf einen 2. Teil oder weitere DLCs Wer auf solche Art Spiele steht macht mit Humankind definitiv nichts falsch :)

I have 600h civ5. This have what civ5 lacks