2d ago

Unciv by yairm210

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cross-posted from: https://fedia.io/m/Bside/t/2024449

An open-source reimplementation of the most famous civilization-building game ever - fast, small, no ads, free forever!
Build your civilization, research technologies, expand your cities and defeat your foes!
Both Unciv and Freeciv are games inspired by the civilization series. Freeciv is basing it gameplay on older game of civilization series like civilization II and Unciv on the newer games like civilization VI.

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Elevator7009 @lemmy.zip

2d ago

Unciv, an open-source 4X game inspired by the Civilization series

yairm210.itch.io /unciv

Strategy Games♟️| RTS, 4X and Grand Strategy @lemmy.world

Elevator7009 @lemmy.zip

2d ago

Unciv, an open-source 4X game inspired by the Civilization series

yairm210.itch.io /unciv

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I've played Civ 6 for countless of hours, and I gotta say Unciv managed to hook me up to my phone. It can be played on a potato and yet the gameplay is on par or even better than Civ 6.
Thanks to the devs for it!

Maybe I didn't spend enough time looking at all the controls or something, but I definitely couldn't figure out how to play my first turn in that game.
Might have to look into it and see if I really am just that dumb or what.
- Hmm, you mostly press the button in the top right to progress through turns as well as through the individual 'decisions' within a turn. And each decision is something like "What should this unit do?", so it will automatically select a unit and you can instruct it by either clicking on the map to tell it where to walk/attack or with the buttons in the bottom left.
  In your first turn, one of those units is a settler, which you might tell to found a city. In that case, you also have to tell the city what building to construct, for which it will bring up the city screen and then you select that in the list on the left. Well, and if you do build a city, you also have to select a technology for it to research, which brings up another screen with the possible technologies in a tree structure, where you select one technology and confirm it.
  I'm sure, there's tons of places one can get stuck on, but it is fairly linear gameplay, so don't overthink it...
  Well, if you played it a few years ago, the tutorial was also still rather sparse. That should be better now, too.