Cultures - 8th Wonder of the World

good old game

It says 8th Wonder of the World, but I'm not in the game.

This game is an absolute slog that buries you in endless, tedious micro-management just to get anything done. You spend half your time babysitting clumsy worker paths, dealing with buried menus, and resetting because a defenseless VIP child died with no autosave. The goofy premise and clunky trade systems make the endless loop feel like an exhausting chore rather than fun. Save yourself the headache and skip this frustrating relic.

**Tl;dr**: 8th wonder of the world fixes some issues with Cultures Northland, but is still not worth playing for more than nostalgia. [h2]The good[/h2] [h3]More depth to overlooked mechanics[/h3] The new campaign missions are far more focused on trade, which was almost irrelevant in Cultures Northland. Once you get the hang of the trade system, it's actually pretty rewarding. Some levels spawn you in areas with limited resources forcing you to build relations and trade with your neighbours. Having to build supply lines to deliver resources to build sites for wonders throughout the game makes the end game quite a bit more interesting. [h3]Quality of life (QoL) improvements[/h3] You no longer have to select each married woman one by one and click on them to have a child. You can now set the number of required children in a menu and women will automatically have them. This is a major quality of life improvement. Another one is being able to tell citizens and soldiers to always equip shoes, mead or tools and update their inventory when they run out. Mead was almost useless in Cultures Northland, since it doesn't last long and assigning it to citizens was so painful it w…

good old game !!

Love this game