- January 5, 2020
- Moondolino
- 6h median play time
Girls' civilization
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About
"Girls' Civilization" is a strategy simulation game where players build and manage their own civilization with anthropomorphic female leaders. Construct and upgrade various buildings, manage resources, and expand your territory through diplomacy or warfare. The game features colorful graphics and anime-inspired character designs, offering a unique twist on traditional civilization-building games.











- The game has a lot of potential with interesting mechanics like customizable armies and a tech tree that evolves from swords to tanks.
- Players enjoy the fun of commanding armies and engaging in battles, with some praising the character interactions and dialogue.
- The game features decent graphics and a variety of combat options, making it entertaining despite its flaws.
- The game is plagued by bugs, crashes, and a confusing UI, making it feel unfinished and more like an early access title.
- Many players find it difficult to distinguish between their troops and enemies during battles, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The translation and dialogue quality are poor, with frequent typos and awkward phrasing that detracts from the overall experience.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of *Girls' Civilization* revolves around Iwinya, a robot tasked with uncovering her mysterious mission after being remanufactured by her captain, Krosa. While the narrative features intriguing character interactions and a unique setting, it suffers from overly long and unengaging NPC dialogues, a vague quest system, and some bugs that can disrupt the experience. Overall, players find potential in the story, though it currently feels short and somewhat disorganized.
“Great characters, great story.”
“First you have a pretty cool story intro with a nice setting about robot girls and a mysterious world.”
“Also, getting accused as a warmonger by the temple administrator is awesome in a mysterious way. The story is great; the battles start a bit slow but get amazing as the game progresses.”
“The story is told through overly long conversations between NPCs that aren't interesting at all.”
“Quest systems are also buggy; for me, my first playthrough, the main story just... ended.”
“Turns out this was just me misunderstanding how the quest system works, aided by how vague it is.”