CivCrafter

Naquatic LLC

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Craft an entire civilization with a single finger!

"This is the freaking mother of all clicker games" - Touch Arcade *Game of the Week*
"The most addictive mobile game we have ever played. Period." - Free Apps Arcade

• YOUR KINGDOM AWAITS •
Gather resources, build an army, and battle clans for world supremacy. Will you be a benevolent ruler or a vicious tyrant? The choice is yours!

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Ratings and reviews

I like the concept of the game but there a are a lot of ads (you can skip though). The ads can be handy sometimes when upgrading you may get an ad instead to help. You also need over 100 farmers to have 20 of anything else its a bit absurd. It also keeps you going with missions and materials to build such as the upgrades. The upgrades may need you to expand your max wood or stone and it just keeps you going. I like that I haven't fully played through it yet but this is is my review for now.

Downloaded game. Started playing it enjoyed it quite a bit. After 4ish hours of relatively regular play I spent money to buy gold and remove adds because I was having fun. Played for another 3 is hours inbetween work. Got phone call, and had to send email and check bank account. Switched back to Civcrafter and the app reloaded. And I had lost all my progress and the adds were back. I don't know what happened but for both my progress and money spent to be lost are unacceptable in my opinion. I have zero intention to spend any more of my time on this game.

Surprisingly good. It gives me weird Age of Empires feels for some reason. Maybe it's the way I have to manage food production and consumption. In any case, I'm really liking this so far. The graphics are pleasing, the music is charming, it all works well together. My only criticism (and it's early, yet) is that there doesn't seem to be much "active idling" to be done in the early game, however it progresses quickly enough that you're not often left sitting on your hands either.

What's new

• Tended to the kingdom's garden