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WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE POWER?
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Об этой игре:
The Universim — это градостроительная стратегия с элементами игры в бога, в которой вам предстоит направлять цивилизацию (наггетов) от каменного века до космической эры. Управляйте ресурсами, проходите случайные испытания и заботьтесь о том, чтобы наггеты выживали, процветали и расселялись по звездным системам.
В The Universim можно исследовать более 200 бонусов, которые помогут вам сформировать отличительные черты вашей цивилизации. Совершайте добрые или злые деяния на свое усмотрение, чтобы подтолкнуть наггетов к развитию, продвижению и расширению. (Даже лучшим цивилизациям иногда не помешает небольшой разряд молнии).
Каждая планета в The Universim процедурно сгенерирована и отличается уникальными характеристиками и сложностями, благодаря чему каждый мир и каждый игровой сеанс будут увлекательными и неповторимыми. Чтобы достичь успеха, необходимо следить за экологическим равновесием и научиться управлять ресурсами. У наггетов есть свои потребности и характер, с которыми необходимо считаться. Ваши решения определят, как они будут справляться с конфликтами, природными катаклизмами, инопланетными существами и другими цивилизациями. Их развитие и эволюция зависят от вас!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, russian, korean, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7 64 bit or Higher
- Процессор: 2.6 Ghz - 4 Cores Mid Range CPU or Higher
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 780/880M/960/1050Ti/1660/2060 or AMD R9 290 / RX 570. Intel Graphics not supported.
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Звуковая карта: Duh!
- ОС *: Windows 7 64 bit or Higher
- Процессор: 6 or 8+ Physical cores CPU @ 3.5GHz+
- Оперативная память: 32 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 980/1070/2070/3060 or RX Vega 64/5700/6800 or better
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- Звуковая карта: Duh!
Mac
- ОС: MacOS 10.X or higher. Game is not compatible with M1 Macs
- Процессор: 2.6 Ghz - 4 Cores Mid Range CPU or Higher
- Оперативная память: 12 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 780/880M/960/1050Ti/1660/2060 or AMD R9 290 / RX 570. Intel Graphics not supported.
- Место на диске: 20 GB
- ОС: MacOS 10.X or higher. Game is not compatible with M1 Macs.
- Процессор: 6 or 8+ Physical cores CPU @ 3.5GHz+
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 980/1070/2070/3060 or RX Vega 64/5700/6800 or better
- Место на диске: 20 GB
Linux
- ОС: TBA
- ОС: TBA
Отзывы пользователей
very fun and entertaining but if you can handle a process that takes a long time get ready because "this game.. you're not ready for it"
The game has a natural progression system and a gameplay loop that is fun and satisfying up until you reach a little bit into the mid point of the modern age at which point it ends up like a lot of games do and it runs out of content. The narrator barely ever pipes in. There's no narrative structural progression of any kind. What progression system is still there (for colonizing other planets) is so slow and tedious and boring that it starts to feel like an idle game.
If I have to sum up the problem and the solution in one sentence for the developers for future updates it would be this: The game needs to be more sussinct or you need more gameplay features for the player to account for once they reach modern/space/colonization stage of the game.
If you like playing games you never finish then enjoy.
But if you like to actually reach some kind of a "end point" of the game where you wrap it up and move on then steer clear of Universim.
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☑ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☑ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
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☐ 10
Super fun, strategic, and your decisions matter while you build your civilization, the narrator is a good touch and its fun to see how big your city gets
This game is the perfect time killer. Lovely graphics and game-play. And the humor is right on par with older games of the same type.
10/10.
A Well-Polished Turd
I picked up The Universim after having it on my wishlist for a very long time, since it was quite early in early access. I'm a huge fan of god games (underexplored as the genre sadly is) and of city-builders, and have gotten plenty of fun out of sandbox style games in the past. Upon initially starting, I was excited; the art style is reminiscent of Spore, in a good way. A little less cartoony, but still vibrant and with lots of distinctive designs for creatures, buildings, and the landscape.
Then gameplay started and everything went downhill from there.
Despite the tagline for this game being a question "what would you do with the power?", the game has made it quite clear what it presumes you're going to do, as it saddles you with a misanthropic and sadistic narrator that makes it quite clear how much he despises both the nuggets (the people) you're in charge of and you, the player. It completely undermines the tone of the game to place down a hospital or whatever and receive snide remarks or open hostility for actually trying to engage with the city building mechanics. The worst part of the narrator though is the way a voice line plays every time a "busy" house of nuggets happens to be on screen. Which happens. All. The. Time. And the humor is so stale even Adam Sandler would groan.
The game just also mechanically, kind of sucks. The tech tree seems to have been made by someone who overheard the concept of a tech tree once in passing and guessed at the rest, then shuffled everything around for the hell of it. You'll be pumping oil in the Stone Age but won't be domesticating animals until the Modern Age. It makes no sense whatsoever, and completely robs you of any sense of growing your civilization from simple beginnings into an increasingly complex one. Especially with how much of the design is taken out of your hands. Like the placements of the *roads*. And you sort of have to hand over an increasing amount of city design to the game as things progress anyway, because the UI is completely inadequate for keeping track of things like total capacity vs usage of buildings like schools and hospitals, food/water use rate and distribution, or total assigned nuggets to a given job.
But hey, it's not technically a city builder! That's mechanically the main gameplay and everything but, technically, it's a god game! So let's judge it by that standard. Lets see. No customization of your godly style, your temple, or any sort of decorations. No narrative. Belief is basically arbitrary. A handful of disjointed quests that amount to busywork. Well, what about the powers? The destructive powers are the most numerous, naturally, because the developers assumed everyone would want to be throwing around fire and lightning I guess. Otherwise you've got basically nothing to do. You can pick things up. Yippee. Oh, and heal nuggets, of course. And play eugenics with them. Uhh. Hmm. Maybe it's better that the devs *don't* try to come up with original ideas.
Overall it's a very pretty piece of nothing. I made the poop joke in the title mostly so I could bring up the fact that there is an extremely vile poop joke front and center in the farming mechanics that you cannot avoid or rename. That's the level of "humor" we're dealing with here. I guess I'll go look longingly at the Fata Deum store page again and see if it has a release date yet.
I really like this game and the gameplay is fun. But there is absolutely nothing to bring you back to playing again. Games like this need to be failed over and over again with a roguelite progression system where you earn points to be spent later on to make it a little easier each time or slightly differently. The same box custom side of the game of the last patch is a move in the wrong direction imo. There needs to be less control that you earn over time or more power. Devs i doubt you will ever read this, but please change the game to as I mentioned. It's not a massive amount of change and certainly something you can build upon with the ability to add more changes, events or circumstances through the gameplay that could end a run or make it funny or better.
This is the best game ive played that allowed me to be a god and grow from dirt to science.... thats not civ
Great game for beginners to the God-sim genre. This is a really fun game and I enjoy watching my nuggets just do stuff on their own alot. Good game to chill and play!
This game is a chore to play because they don't let you search for techs by name, and they don't let you search potential buildings by name either. There's a lot of missed opportunities. It could have been as great as Black and White or Civ. The failure is probably due to the Kickstart founders getting their money then running off to buy hook*# and co**$!, abandoning their project.
needs a mode with infinte resourses. The creator panel isnt good enoough
The game is fun but every single time I pick up a nugget, my game starts stuttering horribly!
Gotta love watching the nuggets grow up, die, advance, get abducted, die some more, have children, repeat. 10/10 I'm gonna put at least 150+ hours on this game.
It's a pretty good game and it makes me sad that I have to give it a bad review. This game has really bad FPS issues going into Medieval Area. Requires consistent restarts to get good FPS before FPS sinks again and you have to restart.
An interesting and addictive urban planning simulator game with colorful graphics and intuitive interface :)
The Universim – an excellent god simulator with beautiful graphics, a lively world, and engaging civilization development. The gameplay is immersive, and every session feels unique. A perfect choice for strategy lovers!
I wish the optimization was better: It's a fun game, but it's a resource intensive game, which on a pc like mine makes it a laggy game. I still like it, but then again I did get it steeply on sale.
If you are into these types of games, I would highly recommend this. While it is not the most realistic, it is very goofy and can get addictive. The progression system is nice and everything bleeds together quite well. Also the narrator can judge you if you try and watch people doing the devils tango.
10/10
TBH it's not a bad game but I feel like you should add fighting other people, Like players.
after 90 hours. i was able to time travel, time does not exist when you play this game. the end.
Made world
Goes good
Notices people in red cloaks I cannot touch
Thinks nothing of it
Notices red cloaks building a barn
Confused
Continues to advance civilization
Cut scene of red cloaks leaving the planet on a rocket
Extream confusion
Have not seen them since
10/10 Good Game
This game is a lot of fun! Can be demanding on your system when your city becomes a metropolis, I had to lower some graphics settings to maintain better FR.
There's a whimsy and sense mischief you get from playing this game, interacting with your nuggets never gets old and the Narrator is hilarious. Great way to pass the time!
this is a really fun game to play
Great looking game, easy to start with a steady learning curve, you can choose to go full hands on or appoint Nuggets to automate some of the choices later on. Even get a mini-game within the game to explore or make potions. Another great game in the god sim genre!
A cute little god sim worth buying on sale. They are still updating all these years later, and it's def as close to black and white as we will get in the modern age.
Useless noobish game.
The title is about nothing. Target auditory - 5-8 y.o. persons.
Maybe some kind of teenager designed it.
If in plain coordinates - the game should rated 2,5 from 5 . In current "3 D-rounded" - i should rate 2 of 5.
Weird interface and NO gameplay beyond.
I recommend NOT to buy this title.
By far my favorite building simulator game. It is very unique compared to others I have played including the map style, as well as the ability to have more than one planet with unique challenges.
fun
its amazing if you like evaluation
I like it, pls add more
highly addictive and well made. the narrator is funny. a unique game that definitely scratches that itch for a godgame/city builder.
I wanted to like this game. I'm a huge fan of every genre this game embodies, but this game is very unpolished, almost as though it's unfinished, and suffers from a lot of bugs. Additionally it's poorly optimized, and playing is a very frustrating and punishing experience. I couldn't recommend it for the full price, maybe if it were on sale for under $10. It had a lot of potential, but it's under-cooked.
It is extremely fun and can get hard as it progresses but wow, what a game.
I rarely do negative posts, but unfortunately I had to make it for Universim.
It was my childhood game, I played it from it's release and loved it as a kid. A while ago I decided to revisit it and bought it, after playing for a while I got bored and waited for the major update they promised. After it released I played it too and here is what I can say:
BAD STUFF
1, Interiors: Early game (stone age) you can look inside of houses which is pretty cool, before the update it always had the same stone age interior throughout the game which was obviously a bug. Many players including me expected that after the update the interior would update and you would be able to see nuggets (game people) inside do nugget stuff. But no, they just made a new research option that prevented you from looking inside when you reach medieval.
This is not a big issue, but I just wanted to address that.
2, Different paths: In the game you can choose different research paths, but there is clearly a good path and a bad path, it feels forced. And they barely impact the game at all, some of them don't even make sense, like a nuclear power plant polluting the air and the ground around, whereas in real life the nuclear energy is incredibly clean. (nuclear waste is a separate thing) The research paths were made so each game felt different, but honestly they don't do much at all. So every game feels repetitive
3, Simulation: nuggets (game people) are just incredibility stupid at times, and you may end up in a situation where half of your population dies because they are too lazy to walk over to the reservoir and drink some water.
4, Road building: You can't build roads, and it can become incredibly annoying at times. The roads are already premade when a world is generated and you need to follow them in order to get a somewhat functional network.
5, More stuff: There is a lot more stuff, but for the sake of the length of this review I will not include it here, if you have any questions ask them in the replies/comments to this review
GOOD STUFF
1, Visuals: The graphics are good, and don't have overly toxic colors (yes Far Cry 3, Yes crysis. Im looking at you) which would eat your eyes and brain out.
2, Ui: The layout of the buttons and other stuff is easy to understand and look nice. The game is not complicated as HoI4 for example.
3, The music: The stone age and medieval soundtracks are good and CAN get repetitive, but are still fine. The modern and future soundtracks though will cause permanent ear and brain damage.
4, The complexity: The game is not complicated, but has just enough features to keep you entertained.
5, Stuff to do: You can do a lot of stuff while your nuggets evolve: go UFO hunting, look at lives of nuggets, explore the planet, trade with other civilizations and start wars. The game is really fun in this category
6, More stuff: Same as the "BAD STUFF" if you have any questions make a reply/comment and I will be happy to answer!
Why bad review?: The game is NOT BAD in my opinion, if steam had a neutral review option I would gladly choose it. If you think that Universim is your type of game, go ahead and buy it! Universim can and WILL be fun, but there are way too many promises that were never made, and too many bugs in my opinion. I truly feel bad for leaving a bad review, the Crytivo team visibly worked hard on this game, but unless more stuff is changed/added, my review will stay negative.
Thank you for reading, and have a great day! Hopefully I helped you decide if you want or don't want to buy the game.
This is one of the few VERY fun and well made god sims its unique and at some point frustrating i will say but its so fun
TAKE NOTE: This review is based on OPINION. Other people may not agree to this. If you do not want spoilers, please see the game for yourself first.
-----[Graphics]-----
The graphics of the game is very, VERY beautiful and deserves to be one of my favorite games. From the shadows, the trees, the grass, buildings, decor, and excellent detail, it does exceptionally well and adds some feel to the game.
-----[Gameplay]-----
The game is easy to learn, but hard to master. I said that because the game tutorials and tips makes it easy to learn and understand. However, as you progress through the game, you may notice that resource management starts to play a major factor in that game, in which, makes the game harder and harder and starts to require thinking skills.
-----[Storyline]-----
The storyline is a great one, in the beginning as you see the universe being made, you do feel the planets you see. (Not so much, but you can kinda feel it) And as you go through the story, more and more quests will appear at the left side of your screen, guiding you through the game. These quests bring many rewards in your civilization. Also, some quests have options to choose in certain situations, which can affect your civilization in some parts, but not completely.
-----[Needed Processing Power:]-----
Alright, so here goes the slightly negative one, the processing power is quite high and a powerful PC is recommended. so you need to use your money to buy a more powerful PC for that game if your PC can't fit the requirements.
-----[Overall Rating]-----
And, here comes the rating so drumroll please....
Very Good!
[9/10]
The game turns out to be a civ game with god powers, however it is childish, with boring tasks and a research tree where you need to wait a specific amount of time to research (without any way to speed things up, in the end unless you skip some technologies you will spend a determined amount of time in each age and the game only allows up to 2x speed)
It's a nice little mix between Dwarf Fortress and Spore, laid back game, I'd enjoy it more if the other civilizations were more expansive honestly. More challenge maybe? I think both, the planet cracker and the quests themselves glitched for me. Colonized five planets and I'm basically just, expanding more at this point. Got it on sale, would recommend that in this case to switch things up over a weekend. That sort of game.
Its alright if you're bored and don't know what to play or your friends are playing something you don't play. I made it to the end game if you are thinking about playing make sure before you start the world give yourself unlimited CP that makes the game feel more like a god sim. If you don't have much imagination then the game will be boring for you after the end. its Universim not Earthsim so get the planet cracker working and go to war with your neighbors.
After spending 30 hours with The Universim, I hoped to uncover a game that lived up to its promise as a god-game with endless possibilities. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of expectations, leaving me underwhelmed and disappointed.
One of the biggest challenges I faced was the round Earth navigation. While it may be a creative choice meant to add realism, it felt clunky and unnecessarily difficult to work with. Personally, I would have much preferred a flat earth-style map, which is more intuitive and easier to navigate in similar games. The current system made managing the planet more of a chore than a joy.
The gameplay itself starts off engaging, with the initial stages offering a sense of control and curiosity. However, the progression quickly loses its charm. The mechanics grow repetitive, and the mid-to-late game becomes a grind without much payoff. There’s little to incentivize continued play, as the excitement of discovery fades and is replaced by monotony.
The visuals and concept are commendable, but they can’t carry the experience alone. While there’s clear potential in The Universim, it lacks the depth and variety needed to hold players’ attention over the long haul. For a game that promises god-like control, I often felt more limited than empowered.
In summary, The Universim may be worth a try for those curious about its premise, but don’t expect a game that will keep you hooked for hours on end. If the developers refine the navigation and introduce more dynamic gameplay elements, it might reach its potential. Until then, it’s hard to recommend beyond a casual glance.
Rating: 5/10
great game i love it so much fun helping or being mean to your nuggets you get to build buildings wherever you want alains are in the game
Barely recommending it:
The game is beautiful and chill but unfortunately falls short as a city builder or anything that's challenging. I'd expect 5-10 hours out of it if you want something to relax but don't expect a revolutionary challenge underneath.
The presentation of the game and design is outstanding though. It's visible that a lot of work went into it. Don't go into this to expect a populous, black & white or spore game.
It's very linear, very pretty and occasionally quite funny, but it's not a challenging city builder.
I’ve been trying to get into a good management game for a while now. The last one I really enjoyed was Planet Coaster, and I’ve been craving something that could hook me in the same way.
This game starts off a bit slow, but once it picks up, it gets seriously cool. The mix of city building and god-like control makes for a pretty unique experience, and its pretty nice to see your planet getting shape.
If you’re into strategy or management games and don’t mind a bit of patience at the beginning, this one’s definitely worth checking out.
Would Highly recommend. The God Powers are fun, you can just sit down and watch if you want, They research their own stuff, You dont even need to play god if you dont want.
This game is fun. It has it's perks that keeps me coming back but once you've restarted once or twice then you know the routine.
The SAD Thing is I can never really get past 200 nuggets. Performance drops to absolute shit, FPS dips so low that time slows and I literally cannot play the game anymore. I cannot make it to space because the game cannot handle it. The only game I have this problem with.
This game reminds me of Black & White but really can't be compared. This game seems more akin to Age of Empires type of city management rather than being a God. It's more like the devs just make the nuggets acknowledge the creator instead of you being invisible and omnipotent. You can fling them around, be evil or good, etc. But it just didn't hit me like B&W did back in the day. The narrator helps with the immersion of being THAT God but, in my opinion, I just don't feel the similarities. B&W seemed more focused and story driven while this game seems more management/simulation driven with some story bits attached. You're the Mayor of SimCity but you have the power to kill your citizens in a much more direct way. That's about it.
Tried reinstalling, tried using a different SSD, different planet sizes does affect performance but even at small, I can't get to space without frustratingly giving up due to horrible performance.
I'll check back in a year. Maybe the game will be a bit more optimized.
Rather flat for a God Game or City builder. No easy way to keep track of useful statistics, no real building synergies or requirements outside of basic resource inputs, no dynamic interactions with how you play the game and what state of affairs you set up outside of prescripted events.
If you want a surface level sandpit to play around with, complete the research tree and call it a day this is fine. You won't find anything deeper than that here.
Honestly one of the best games I've ever played. I've played this years before the full release and its been cool to see the progress made on an already fun experience. This is one of the few games where the creators care and want to give the best game possible. If you haven't already, its worth a look and purchase.
Absolutely wonderful, and unique game. I like how you can guide what happens, but never control. 9/10
It's like a cute and very short version of Civilization. Would be ok but while the game lets you go to space, the computer won't let you fix all of the horribly generated roads and road problems. Can't connect bridges, roads disappearing, lots of things not working. I started a second game because the first one was unfixable, by the same progress point the second time I found the game a little boring already.
Great world building game. Supreme sense of humor that doesn't take itself too seriously. Mechanics are simple and the Nugs are not bright.
It's fun but very clearly unfinished and I personally don't like the way they try to force a story into a god game, but I love building my city and managing my nuggets, so it's hard to give this a thumbs down.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Crytivo |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 25.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 81% положительных (4758) |