\It's been a long time since I last updated a review post, and as the team leader, I have to show some presence. Just today, in a good mood, I wrote this review of a game that I personally think is great. If you don't like it, please don't criticize too harshly~\This time, I'm bringing you another heartbreaking SLG game. Following the previous Deep Space Navigation, the game I'm recommending this time is truly heartbreaking. I've been playing for several days, and with four save files, I haven't completed any of them. It has almost driven me crazy.\
\"Age of Civilizations" is a turn-based strategy game that tells the story of the development from ancient times to the age of civilizations. You can choose one country out of 64 to develop (most people choose China, you know why), and then expand to surrounding areas. You can establish diplomacy or wage war, build bases, ports, and other structures to aid your development, and recruit soldiers, among other things. Everything depends on whether your treasury has funds. You can wage guerrilla warfare or proceed steadily—it depends on each player's preference! The game is in Chinese.\(The above text is from Down9, and it seems this game is only available there. This is not hearsay, it's a fact.)||Enough with the nonsense, let's get into the game.\
\The game's menu looks very fresh and unique, without too much flashy decoration. It's simple but not lacking in distinctive features.\The entire game menu background is dynamic, and players can freely move it around.\Also, notice the "Google" at the bottom of the game—is it possible to play online?\
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\The game's settings system is very user-friendly. Players can customize many things according to their personal habits and preferences. I don't need to elaborate on this, right!\(The menu style is all the same)\
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\Game help, you can see that the game design is quite thoughtful. This is really necessary for beginners to read, and you should also try the tutorials. Otherwise, like me, you might fail with three different saves in a row.\
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\"Start Game," as I said, the game is very user-friendly and highly playable. How strong it is, you can feel for yourself and look at the screenshots.\
\This is the late stage of my game with the USA; the Netherlands quietly rose, and if you are not careful, it's over T_T (the national treasury is in the negative)||
\Personal experience summary:\After choosing a new civilization, try to gather as many alliances as possible (choose diplomacy, click on other countries, there are options below).\Occupy neutral countries as quickly as possible (at the start of the game, use all your funds to recruit troops and then spread them evenly to occupy).\Try to use all movement points (diplomacy, recruiting troops, moving armies all require "points", which reset each turn, so try to use them all. Points can be viewed next to the gold icon).\Always pay attention to the enemy's actions and the population in the regions where their armies are stationed, because population directly affects national tax income. Also, the more armies, the higher maintenance costs (population can be checked in the options at the top).\Save as much gold as possible before starting a war, because once war breaks out, no one knows which countries will join the enemy, and you can easily be worn down by attacks.\——————\
