

Civatlas
Sharp End Studio · 2023 · Medieval, City Builder, Sandbox, Historical, Colony Sim
PC
9 user reviews33% · 9
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About Civatlas
What to expect...
The Early Access version of Civatlas has core gameplay mechanics that we plan to expand upon. Included in the game:
Open Your Atlas
Map nerds, rejoice! Civatlas is a game inspired by those iconic lithographic bird’s eye view maps of the Renaissance era created by legendary cartographers including John Speed, Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg.
Generate a Vast Landscape
Procedural continental landscapes are formed by plate tectonics. Select and build upon 16km^2 map tiles.
Select a Culture
Your Culture choice will affect your World’s name with geographic toponyms and affect the names of your Civvies, based upon the primary language of the Culture selected. This feature will be expanded with more global cultures, biomes and architectural styles!
Plot Your Grid
From humble medieval hamlets to bustling Renaissance cities. Unique ‘Plot’ mechanics parcel your landscape in any way desired. Assign these plots a purpose to discover more upgrades and decorations that lead to unique creations. Civatlas is a game about the freedom to build without the pressures to survive. Escape into a thriving world of your own creation!
Produce Resources
Over 100 resources of various types, from mud to money! Resources are essential for construction and Civvie happiness.
Progression Tree
Grow from a humble hamlet into a thriving Town. Choose the progression path along purposeful branches: Labor, Law, Faith, Arts and Trade. Uncover architectural history from the early Middle Ages through the early Modern era!

New features coming in Early Access and beyond!
Every Plot Tells a Story
Civvies will bring your maps to life as they move about their Boros and complete their daily tasks. Follow the different narratives of your plots as Civvies move in, live, pass on, give birth, learn, and grow through the seven ages of man, as defined by Shakespeare, and not necessarily in that order.
Connections Matter
Neighbouring plots will provide bonuses such as production rates or happiness for your Civvies, depending on building type or plot purpose.
Multiple Cities
Create a new Atlas and build on other tiles of your generated World. Establish trade routes and chart the growth of your new nation-state!
Historical Expansion
Expand the cultural content across space and time. From feudal Japan to ancient Rome, we plan to add even more cultures, biomes and architectural styles.
Furthermore...
Hark, travellers and scholars of antiquity! Art thou weary of battling and bloodshed in thy games, and yearn for a tranquil and intellectual pursuit? Then lo, I present to thee Civatlas, a most wondrous simulation game set in the Renaissance and Medieval times.
In Civatlas, thou shalt engage in the art of governance and management, building and nurturing thy very own city-state. And what better way to showcase thy city than by creating beautiful and intricate maps to be treasured for all eternity in thy personal Atlas?
Methinks this game shall appeal to those who seek a challenge of the mind, a mastery of resource management, and a thirst for knowledge of the workings of the world. Without the taint of competitive combat, thou mayest build and prosper at thine own pace, crafting a world that is uniquely thine.
So why delay? Engage thy mind, sharpen thy skills, and immerse thyself in the world of Civatlas. The ultimate journey of intellectual and creative fulfillment awaits thee.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the core concept but overwhelmingly criticize the game's current technical state, citing frequent bugs, lag, graphical glitches, and an unintuitive UI that significantly hampers playability. Many feel the game is priced too high for an early access title that feels more like an alpha version, with some noting the lack of updates over extended periods, though a few express willingness to revisit once development improves.
Not recommended at its current state. Although i like the concept, the game is not really playable because of bugs and lag. Instead of being an early access game, it feels more like an alpha version. I Refunded it, but will definetly come back to take a look in a few months.14 found this helpful
Reluctantly refunded. The concept is good but at the moment the implementation is terrible. Took forever to load and completely hung a few times during the tutorial. UI is unreadable and feels illogical. Graphics are cartoon like and OK if you like that sort of thing. Will come back in a month or two and see what progress has been made13 found this helpful
Bloody bugfest straight from hell. Also overpriced for the horrible UI and graphics it has. Avoid by all means.8 found this helpful
This program is riddled with bugs, lag, and graphical glitches—some so bad they require a Ctrl+Alt+Del to fix. If it were priced at $1.99, it might be worth considering (maybe), but I paid $20 for something that hasn’t seen an update in 22 months. Avoid it unless the developers decide to revive it—which seems unlikely.7 found this helpful
Its a good game, but is still very early and definitely not worth 20 dollars at the moment.3 found this helpful
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