- April 22, 2020
- Tbjbu2 Originals
Advancity
Platforms
About
Run an empire in this simple and enjoyable city builder strategy management game. Build, research, train, battle, upgrade, expand, and sail, all while managing your citizens and resources. Advancity focuses on fun and progression. Build homes for citizens, construct machines and research new technologies. Train soldiers for strategic battles against enemy camps and bases. Expand your empire by se…











- The game has a unique concept of base building and resource collection, which can be engaging for players who enjoy strategic gameplay.
- Some players find the gameplay easy to pick up and play, appreciating the intuitive mechanics.
- There is potential for the game to improve with future updates and patches, as players express hope for enhancements.
- The game lacks proper tutorials and guidance, leaving players to figure out mechanics on their own, which can be frustrating.
- Many players criticize the limited building options and repetitive gameplay, feeling that it becomes tedious quickly.
- Technical issues, such as crashes and poor optimization, have been reported, leading to a lack of confidence in the developer's commitment to fixing these problems.
- gameplay7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received mixed feedback, with some users unable to review it due to crashes at startup. Others describe it as frustrating and lacking depth, likening it to a proof of concept rather than a polished product, while a few express hope for future updates to improve the experience. Overall, the gameplay appears to be underwhelming and in need of significant refinement.
“Intuitive gameplay!”
“And it's a shame you can only build where it lets you, but I'm hoping that this is early gameplay and more updates and patches will follow.”
“The gameplay is very annoying; it's a clicker game that is actually pretty terrible for the player. I would say this is a proof of concept type of game, like alpha.”
“The whole game simply feels like some assets are thrown into Unreal Engine, pour some very little mechanics over it, and ship it.”
“It's a shame you can only build where it lets you, but I'm hoping that this is early gameplay and more updates and patches will follow.”