Myriads: Renaissance

Only recommend it at a major discount. 20$ for a game you'll tire of in a couple hours is way too much. That said, what content there is, is fun. Cool idea, average realization, no replayability. Scratches the 4x itch for an evening, but desperately needs more content to do the price justice.

Myriads: Renaissance is a strategy game developed and published by Sleeping Eight Studio that embraces the idea that grand civilizations do not need continents to flourish. Set in a vibrant world of floating islands adrift in an endless sky, the game combines city-building, turn-based strategy, resource management, and defensive combat into a surprisingly cohesive package. Its premise immediately distinguishes it from many entries in the genre, inviting players to rebuild and expand a kingdom among the clouds while managing the countless challenges that come with growth. From the opening turns, the game establishes a compelling gameplay loop centered around expansion and efficiency. Players begin with a single settlement and gradually establish a network of colonies across nearby islands, each with unique terrain and opportunities. Space is limited, which means every construction choice matters. Farms, workshops, and civic buildings must be carefully arranged to maximize productivity, creating an enjoyable puzzle element within the broader strategic experience. Watching a once-isolated settlement evolve into a thriving aerial empire is consistently satisfying, and the gradual unlo…

This is a nice little strategy game. It's simple, so it's easy to get into, and finishing a play through is not too long. I noticed that the reviews are rather mixed though. I believe the main "missing" ingredient would be nice graphics. They are already fine, functional, but I guess some eye candy could get a long way to lure less experienced players into the universe, and to let more experienced ones less frustrated when they discover that it is "just" a simple game. Which, in my world, is a good thing.

A bite-sized game that you can take yourself into a few times and enjoy. There are definitely improvements that could be made, but the underlying core has something interesting. I would love to see this concept with 1v1 multiplayer.

This game has a demo so it allows you to try it before buying. I did and I liked it. Typically, I like more complex games, and this one while simple got into me: you can relax and try different scenarios to find your way. Allows you to relaxed and enjoy a simple game play after a hard day.

This game was another total disappointment. I want to relax when I play a game. This was not relaxing the constant clock in the corner with an attack coming. Not only that though the tutorial seemed pretty good parts were a bitty strange. Money is a big issue in this game. You have to move fast and spend but not to much or to fast. To much of a perfect balance to like. Sorry seems like one of those you have to know the perfect formula to play and I want fun