[Forever-Free Friday] CivIdle, a complex idle/incremental game that replicates the Civilization experience but in an "idle spreadsheet game" format, released for free on Steam.
Loving this game. I keep saying I will boot up something more active to play...
Then I find myself watching colored triangles float happily from one hexagon to another. Flows of triangles...
I gave them the 5 bucks or whatever for the supporter pack.
Bravo to the developer. Though I would like to see pve combat, perhaps in the style of villages you have to send some of the combat units to fill them up the way you would any other hex...
Anyway, highly recommend if you want you be consumed totally by something chill af
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Agent_Karyo - 4hr
I actually haven't tried this yet, but as a Civilization fan and based on the screenshots (lot's of depth and Win32 UI is a nice touch) this look enticing.
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[Forever-Free Friday] CivIdle, a complex idle/incremental game that replicates the Civilization experience but in an "idle spreadsheet game" format, released for free on Steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2181940/CivIdle/Loving this game. I keep saying I will boot up something more active to play...
Then I find myself watching colored triangles float happily from one hexagon to another. Flows of triangles...
I gave them the 5 bucks or whatever for the supporter pack.
Bravo to the developer. Though I would like to see pve combat, perhaps in the style of villages you have to send some of the combat units to fill them up the way you would any other hex...
Anyway, highly recommend if you want you be consumed totally by something chill af
I actually haven't tried this yet, but as a Civilization fan and based on the screenshots (lot's of depth and Win32 UI is a nice touch) this look enticing.
Good to hear it's adictive.
One of my post played games is Evolution of Ages: Settlements. It looks like this:
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/704640/ss_6998bf4628fef102283710855bd282bdca1b1acf.1920x1080.jpg?t=1591971058
It was made with VisualBasic, the developer wanted to make a sequel, but he realized VisualBasic was depreciated.
oh now this is interesting