Uciana

Birdshel

About this game

Build your own space faring empire in this true 4X mobile game. Discover new technologies, other alien races, derelict ships and much more as you spread your Empire to the Stars. The galaxy maps and star systems are procedurally generated, so with every game there will be something new to discover.

You'll have to decide how to manage your Empire's resources between research, farming, and production, depending on your situation in the galaxy.

Do you focus on building up your current systems with more buildings, star ports, or defenses? Or do you continue expanding, building instead of Fleet of ships to defend your growing Empire?

Uciana features detailed turn-based ship-to-ship combat. In which you can customize the load out of each of your ships, with different weapons, defenses and other components. You'll have to use good strategies and planning to best your opponents in combat.

This game has been a dream of ours for many years. We will continue to improve the game play with adding content, balancing, improving the AI, and much more in the months to come.

Ratings and reviews

At one point, one of my favorite games but an update a while back ruined it. The AI is so simplistic it is almost impossible not to win. Prior to the update, playing on the hardest level was still a little too easy but occasionally you would lose. Now, it's like a Fisher-Price video game for toddlers.

Fun games, but has some annoying bugs. Ive run in to situations where I cannot attack with soldiers (the option is greyed out) , where my population dies off because there is a blockade but no attack screen pops up, where the AI is sitting on an opposition planet with troops but doesn't attack, etc. Id rather have Master of Orion on my phone, but the game is still easily worth the price even with a few minor bugs! There are several ways you can vary the game setup to change things up.

This is a legitimate 4x game, not just a good "mobile" 4x game. Basically 2d Endless Space but with tactical battles, or MOO2 if you're old enough. Like all 4x games, it's complicated if you're new to the genre, but I'd say it's more streamlined than most (in a good way). If you're not new, you might want to ratchet up the difficulty a notch for your first game. It's worth way more that a dollar; screw freemium. If you want a good mobile 4x, spend the damn dollar and support the devs.

What's new

• Rewrite of the game to use a different engine.
• Updated ship select and refit UI.
• Various bug fixes.