Create your own nation in Millennia, a historical turn-based 4X game that challenges your strategic prowess across 10,000 years of history, from the dawn of humanity to our possible futures.
About the story
Dictate the course of history across ten ages, from the first cities to space travel. Accomplish certain objectives and you can move time into a Variant Age - an alternate history with new rules, new technologies, and new units. But beware Crisis Ages; following a path of chaos and disorder may plunge the world into a future filled with war, sickness or ignorance. Then again, a wise ruler can always turn a crisis into an opportunity.... Choose the path with care, as the ages you pass through will have a lasting impact on your people and the world.
Platforms
PCGenres
Strategy Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
4X (explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate)
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Oyungezer Online
By Ömer AkdağIt's far from being the first game of the genre you should try. As it stands, it's just a nice, temporary alternative.
La Orden del Pixel
By Gastón Perez PladaMillennia is a 4X strategy game that refers to Civilization, but far from being limited to copying, it seeks to innovate and provide differentiating elements within the genre. Of course, it has many things to fix, but the work of C Prompt Games can be enjoyed and with the necessary adjustments, it could become a title to have for every fan of the genre.
The Games Machine
By Nicolò PaschettoTruly, a game of paradox (pun intended). The concept of Ages is exciting but the way it is implemented forces players into science-focused gameplay. The system of resources is meant for hardcore player, but others like diplomacy and international economy are half-baked to say the least. This game wasn't ready for release.
SECTOR.sk
By Branislav Koh�tMillennia does try to at least partially differentiate itself from the Civilization series, but despite some good ideas and tweaks, it's just another less successful clone. The transition to new periods, which may be different, is especially interesting. However, it is spoiled by poor AI and shortcomings, for example in the diplomacy.
PC Gamer
By Phil IwaniukA rough-edged but worthwhile spin on historical 4Xs that oddly leaves Civ's greatest flaws untouched.
