Orbi Universo II
Orbi Universo Team · 2025 · Strategy, Management, Grand Strategy, Historical, Simulation
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 78
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About Orbi Universo II
Orbi Universo II is a deep management-simulation-strategy game that puts you at the forefront of history itself. Through an innovative node-based system, you'll guide your society from the Neolithic era to the Atomic Age, making impactful decisions that ripple through time.
MASTER THE COMPLEXITY OF CIVILIZATION
- Harness a unique node system where every aspect of your civilization interacts in meaningful ways
- Watch as your decisions create cascading effects across your society
- Balance countless interconnected elements: from agriculture and commerce to religion and warfare
- Navigate the delicate dance between stability and progress
FORGE YOUR OWN PATH
- Shape your civilization's unique cultural and religious traits
- Each region has its own local resources and nodes
- Adapt to your environment and create truly distinct societies
- Challenge historical assumptions and craft your own alternate history
FACE A LIVING WORLD
- Engage with rival civilizations across a dynamic world map
- Wage wars through tactical battle choices
- Forge diplomatic alliances and trade relationships
- Secure crucial resources through commerce or conquest
A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
- Abstract visual style that emphasizes clarity and readability
- Multiple play styles
- Diverse soundtrack inspired by many different cultures, evolving with you
- Rich emergent storytelling through systemic interactions
A NEW EVOLUTION
Building upon the success of the original Orbi Universo, this sequel expands every aspect of the game while maintaining its unique identity. With completely rebuilt systems, enhanced visuals, and deeper gameplay mechanics, Orbi Universo II offers both veterans and newcomers an unparalleled civilization management experience.Can you navigate the complex web of society's interconnected systems? Will your civilization flourish or falter under the weight of its own complexity? The destiny of your people awaits you.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I've really enjoyed the concept devs are going for here, but the simulation is so unbalanced I cannot recommend this. The polish of it is on the level of an early access release, not a full release. As other reviews said, it is very easy to snowball and eclipse AI, due to the cascading effects of nodes accumulating exponentially. However, some interactions between them feel really underdeveloped: 1. The influence taxes have on the economy is inconsistent. Taxation in Kind, Sales Tax and Trade Tax all have some effect on the respective economic facet (although it is really, really minor, so they would not be able to break an industry), but Direct, Wealth Tax and Religious Dues only impacting population opinion and that's it? Wild. 2. Your industries do not follow the supply and demand model. It is really easy to get a situation where your factories are just keep growing (mainly because of the Companies node), but there is no resources to keep up with it, and there is no actual demand for their production, thus spinning the system out of control unless you de-industrialize somehow. You'd think that in the absence of demand or command economy style state investment industry would jus…19 found this helpful
Ui felt clunky and poor quality, could not find a correct resolution for my monitor, felt much more opaque and clunky to invest in nodes as opposed to one6 found this helpful
Really fun game once you learn the mechanics. A lot of the UI tricks that you have to learn on your own but that's okay. Great alternative take on the Civilization games. Glad that I bought this game.5 found this helpful
Lovely game. It's so basic, and so complex. You drop orbs, and watch them affect numbers on other orbs. It's addictive, if you like systems that interact with each other. Compared to the first, it's definitely 9/10. Very interesting, in my opinion, but I cannot move past the view being locked to a certain area. Minor issue. We're still getting updates, so who knows where the game will end up. We're already expanding to space with the Cold War update. Also, much love and respect to developers who keep on developing their products. Updated twice, after thinking hard about it. I would recommend this game to others in its current state. It's like a simplified Paradox game, but you're more in control of your society.3 found this helpful
i have no idea what direction this game was trying to go, it just ends up being a confusing pile of buttons with no real reason behind most
Good simulator
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