- September 15, 2014
- electrolyte
- 2h median play time
Reprisal Universe
Platforms
About
Reprisal Universe is a strategy game where you guide tribes to evolve and conquer. Use a variety of units, buildings, and abilities to outsmart opponents in tactical battles. Explore different planets and adapt to unique challenges in each procedurally generated universe. Your decisions will shape the fate of your tribes and determine if you will rise to galactic dominance.











- Engaging god-game mechanics with a strong strategic component.
- Charming retro graphics that appeal to fans of classic strategy games.
- Accessible yet challenging, suitable for a range of skill levels.
- May lack depth for players seeking a more narrative-driven or character-focused experience.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and formulaic once strategies are discovered.
- UI and controls can be clunky, making the game frustrating at times.
- gameplay164 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Reprisal Universe blends retro pixel art with modern mechanics, creating a nostalgic yet fresh experience for fans of strategy and god games. While the game offers straightforward mechanics and a fast-paced environment, many players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking in depth, with some mechanics poorly explained. Overall, it provides a casual and engaging experience, though it may not satisfy hardcore strategy enthusiasts seeking innovation.
“The game combines retro pixel art with modern gameplay mechanics, offering a nostalgic yet fresh take on the genre.”
“Reprisal Universe offers great value for fans of strategy and god games, especially those who appreciate a retro aesthetic combined with modern gameplay elements.”
“The gameplay is quick and easy enough to hop into casually while giving you some level of strategy.”
“My problem is that the gameplay is pretty simple and so gets repetitive.”
“But as I said, the gameplay doesn't change very much from one map to the next and gets old quickly.”
“The mechanics are really no different, which will disappoint anyone expecting something new or innovative, and please anyone hoping for a blast from the past.”