
Stefan Grant
Really good implementation of a masterpiece. Gaia Project is one of the best boardgames in existence, and this mobile version is fantastic because you can play offline, on your own, and take back-to-back consecutive turns so it's always your go (if you crank up the AI speed to maximum). You can also play against other people, so this game has everything you could want (aside from an implementation of the solo mode, but who cares about that when you have bots anyway).
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John Robinson
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Fantastic game, excellent app, although it suffers from a lot of the same connection issues as Terra Mystica but somehow worse as there's no easily visible connection icon in game. Thanks devs for the patch notes. Would be better if they were included in the Play Store with each release, but at least they exist.
Hello John Robinson,
the website was updated with the latest patchnotes, but there was still an old date showing up and some information missing. We added the missing notes and updated the dates. The changelog should now be up to date. Best regards, Team Digidiced

Jerry Choate
It's a great game. AI makes bad plays. The most difficult part is that I'm color blind. There is essential information conveyed solely by color. Most notable, the planets, trying to figure out which player is on which planet, recognizing federations on map (including my own), recognizing player markers on tech tree, to name some.
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