An excellent, straightforward 4x game
The number of opponents are fixed at 5, regardless of map size. One of the add-ons lets you adjust the speed and production costs of units. You can double tap the map to give a non-air unit a multi-turn path, but otherwise you move every unit individually every turn. This can make the late game on larger maps a little tedious, but that’s because I usually like playing past the first couple times the computer offers to surrender.
I’ve been playing for decades, and still enjoy it.
Great Game
Great game
Endless playability
Great update with the Best Piece summary! Would love to see a similar “stats summary” page that shows how many total units lost, total units created, total enemy units destroyed, cities captured, cities lost, cities nuked, etc. at end of game.
Nostalgia favorite
Perfect game
They ruined the game
Gang up on the human
Can’t stop playing
Pure Nostalgia
Blast from the past
WHY IS EVERYTHING PAY TO WIN????
If not then ill uninstall this game FOREVER.
Great game btw
Needed for MacOS
From Ross and Hank
Great. But crashed.
I love it but multi-player would be so much better
***However, it would be SO MUCH better if Sean O’Conner introduced a multi-player feature. ***
Ideally that would allow you to find opponents on the Internet, but even allowing opponents on a local Wi-Fi would be a huge improvement. I’ve played more hours than I would care to admit, but the artificial intelligence is just not as good or creative as a human player would be.
Missing useful features
A few flaws
The main issue I have is that periodically the AI goes into “crush the human” mode. Opponents ignore each other and focus on you exclusively. their attacks destroy you in a single engagement while yours do minimal damage.
Could be a great game, but instead it’s a swing and a miss.
