

PocketCiv
Baby Marsupial Creations · 2024 · Strategy, Solitaire, Turn-Based Tactics, Board Game, Tabletop
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About PocketCiv

A bite-sized, turn-based strategy game about building your civilization - and watching it fall.
Use Tribes to expand your civilization, create Cities, buy Advances, build Wonders and send Expeditions, while preparing for the devastation that random events will bring. Only with careful planning and a little luck will your empire stand the test of time.

⬢ A standard game mode with randomly generated starting conditions for endless replayability
⬢ 15 Scenarios with unique rules and conditions
⬢ 17 destructive event types to survive
⬢ 50 upgrades to empower your civilization
⬢ 10 Wonders to bring glory to your empire
⬢ A complete, interactive tutorial to help you master the game

A digital version of the popular print-and-play game.

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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Single player Civ-lite board game with no AI or other factions to compete against. It’s just you against a deck of event cards that can spell disaster on every turn. The game is broken into 8 eras, divided into turns. One of the phases has you turn over the top card in the event deck, which will have 6 events corresponding to one of the eras. If the card you flipped has an event that takes place in the current era, it activates. Events happen in a particular province (there are only 8 of them on the map) but can spread to others if certain conditions are met. All of the events are nasty, ranging from fire, flood, and earthquakes to bandit attacks or civil war. There may even be locusts in there somewhere. The goal is to survive through the 8 eras (make it through the deck 8 times). In my best game so far I almost made it through 3. There is a tech tree, with most mitigating one or more event somewhat, as well as reducing the cost of improvements, leveling cities, etc. Some actually make things worse. Researching Roads, for example, allow your tribes to travel farther in a single turn, but also allows something like an Epidemic to spread to multiple provinces. Two other elements …20 found this helpful
If you like solitaire and board games, this is a great addition to your library. Not gunna lie, I spent about 5 min in the tutorial and my squirrel brain said screw it. I'll revisit it eventually.. I played Standard mode maybe 10 times or so before anything made any sense but I started to piece it together. Yeah I lost on Era 1 a bunch because of that but the more I understood the more fun this game became. Soon I figured out how to last until Era 2, then 4, and so on. Beating Standard poorly for the first time felt like an achievement and I like how even though I've beat it once, I know based on that upgrade tree I have just begun to play the core game. I really enjoy the tabletop feel provided by the graphics and the replayability so far is fantastic. Highly recommend for people who enjoy that Civ-lite, Risk, Catan, Solitaire feel. For people who want an enjoyable and quick single-player replayable campaign to break up the day.9 found this helpful
Such a disappointing experience. The UI is so bad that the game isn't really playable, the Tutorial was super slow and annoying, the event system feels random and frustrating.1 found this helpful
For a long time it was my favourite solo civ board game so I am very happy to be able to play digital.
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