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Pre-Civilization: Stone Age
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Pre-Civilization: Stone Age
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Descripción
Create and lead your own tribe from first human-primates lived 4 million years ago to the first civilizations of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Develop your primitive encampment to a full city. Grow you population, manage your workers, research technologies. Build, evolve, fight and survive!
Cómo jugar
Tutorial is a key to success!
FAQ
¿Qué es Pre-Civilization: Stone Age?
Pre-Civilization: Stone Age es un juego de estrategia y gestión desarrollado por Clarus Victoria donde los jugadores lideran una tribu humana primitiva a través de la Edad de Piedra.
¿Cómo se juega Pre-Civilization: Stone Age?
En Pre-Civilization: Stone Age, gestionas los recursos de tu tribu, asignas trabajadores para recolectar comida, fabricar herramientas, construir refugios y desarrollar nuevas tecnologías para sobrevivir y progresar.
¿Cuáles son los principales sistemas de progresión en Pre-Civilization: Stone Age?
El juego cuenta con un árbol tecnológico, gestión de recursos y desarrollo de habilidades tribales que permiten que tu civilización avance por diferentes etapas de la Edad de Piedra.
¿Qué hace único a Pre-Civilization: Stone Age comparado con otros juegos de estrategia?
Pre-Civilization: Stone Age destaca por su enfoque en la gestión tribal prehistórica, eventos históricos y desafíos realistas como desastres y amenazas hostiles durante la era de la Edad de Piedra.
¿En qué plataformas se puede jugar Pre-Civilization: Stone Age?
Puedes jugar Pre-Civilization: Stone Age en tu navegador en plataformas como Kongregate, siendo accesible como juego de estrategia y gestión online gratuito.
Actualizaciones del desarrollador
Support our new Pre-Civ like project at Indiegogo http://igg.me/at/whae/x/11514303
Hierakonpolis campaign will be uploaded to Kong for free!
Comentarios
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Monstrofocozo
Sep. 02, 2013
I really enjoyed this for what it is. Working out how to best survive while making the palace as soon as possible is fun and fairly challenging until you get the hang of things. I'd really like to see more on this, especially from one era to the next.
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You just wait, we'll do our best!
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trueblat
Sep. 05, 2013
Hmm.... I didn't know 133 people can die by failing to hunt deer.
We are sorry ;) We'll fix it with next patch, but BTW just take a look at the horns of prehistoric deer http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3247/3361543160_c15760fe11.jpg?v=0 They were really huge!
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MikalSerity
Sep. 02, 2013
In the year 3535, my culture is quite alive.....
Really, the game is quite nice, and while it is a tad difficult to get the palace and win, it IS possible. My only complaint would be that if I get engaged by a horde of enemies, and I loose, fine and dandy. But dangit, I want to get revenge and attack THEM! If you could include a feature that lets YOU invade other territories and gain land back (or just steal theirs outright) that would be fantastic. As it is, it's 3508 BC right now, I've got a a 2.03% threat, 3,000+ population, I'm growing/gathering over 1k+ food (during an ice age, 3k outside of one), over two million in goods, three million in culture, and I'm laughing at natural disasters by having my people dance naked in front of their hovels when they strike.
Overall, it's fun. Just include the option to attack back, and it would be great. I'm *still* waiting around to discover more river land to gain back what I lost in ONE battle (50%!).
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g_squidman
Sep. 04, 2013
I started a game on medium and on the very first day I got attacked by a tribe of cannibals: intelligence HIGH strength WEAK, I stayed to fight. They ate all my people before I had a chance to live a single day. -_-
love it XD
Sorry for that. We are working on the problem.
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gathrawnca
Sep. 02, 2013
@ skitzoman - When you gain land, it increases the population limit on that type of land. For example when you gain 20% land in the forest, it means you can assign 20% more people to gathering.
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