civilization beyond earth review gamespot

But this could be said about Civ 5 also, just its too bad they didn't improve it at all and same system exists and not improved. you get 20+ cities 3 trade routes each one. The trade routes are a big time sink, I wish they would give options to pick how many turns you want a trade route to last instead of constantly making you repick a route so often.

But you will be building nothing but biowells to counter this most of the game until near the end when you unlock enough culture to have enough buildings and unlocks to health with the health problem. The happiness has been replaced with health. Back in Civ 5 even early tanks you could move more then that, and later on tanks even more mobile. You never feel that you are getting that much more powerful, you may unlock a slightly stronger unit, but it will still move at a snails pace of 2 moves per turn. Its graphics are more dull, its units are weak and not interesting. They even say the same dialogs that they did in Civ 5, how hard is it to re-write a few lines of text? The leaders are boring and so few of them, they all seemed the same to me and i didn't like any of them. But it does some of what Civ 5 does but all less interesting and less fun.

By Old_Gooseberry | Review Date: December 8, 2014

Civilization beyond earth review gamespot