- May 31, 2021
- DIGIDICED
- 10h median play time
Gaia Project
Platforms
About
"Gaia Project" is a challenging board game of strategy and space exploration. As the leader of a faction, players must expand their territory, exploit resources, and research new technologies to enhance their space fleet. Diplomacy and conflict are key elements as players interact with alien factions and compete for control of the galaxy. The game features modular board design, hex-based tiles, and advanced AI to provide a unique and engaging experience.




- Faithful adaptation of the board game with a clean and intuitive interface once familiarized.
- Challenging AI that adapts well to player strategies, providing a competitive experience.
- Great for solo play and allows for quick games without the setup and teardown of the physical version.
- The tutorial is inadequate for new players, making it difficult to learn the game without external resources.
- Frequent bugs and crashes, especially during multiplayer sessions, detracting from the overall experience.
- The UI can be clunky and unintuitive, leading to confusion about actions and game mechanics.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally described as basic but aesthetically pleasing, with some users appreciating the updated artwork and clear presentation. While the game lacks advanced visual effects and optimization, it effectively fits the concept and remains faithful to its board game origins. Minor flaws in the graphics and interface have been noted, but overall, the visuals contribute positively to the gaming experience.
“Very intuitive and easy to follow, smooth controls and really good graphics.”
“Overall, the presentation of the information is crystal clear, and I appreciate they redid a lot of the artwork so it looks nicer too even if it remains fairly basic.”
“Soundtrack is great, artwork is respectful to the board game (love it!)”
“Game is not very optimized, because my laptop runs pretty hot, for a game that has pretty basic graphics.”
“To fit everything in, abbreviations are used and graphics are minimal.”
“Weird changes to the art style here and there.”