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3 years ago Nov 18,2021, 14:59:40 PM

Try the Humankind Demo now!

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Do you ever want to relive all of human history? Do you dream of leading your people from humble beginnings to lasting fame and greatness? Do you wish you could leave your mark on humankind? If your answer to any of the above was a resounding yes, then you may be interested in Amplitude Studios’ latest turn-based 4X strategy game, HUMANKIND™. 



Explore a world beautifully rendered on a fully 3D map, expand your empire territory by territory, exploit the resources of the land through your cities, and exterminate your enemies if necessary. Guide your civilization from its beginnings as a small Neolithic tribe to the great opportunities and dangers of the Contemporary era. As you move through history, you may adopt a new culture in each era to adapt to your changing situations and face your challenges. Yet each culture leaves a legacy on your people, and with 60 different cultures to choose from, over a million different possible combinations let you create a civilization as unique as you are by the time you reach the modern days. 



Yet it is not the last remaining empire, the largest, nor the first to reach Mars who will emerge victorious at the end of the game, because HUMANKIND™ is all about the history of your people, the mark they left, and what they will be remembered for. All your great deeds, from growing a large population or building great cities full of wonders to founding a religion or inventing key technologies, will earn you Fame, and it is the most famous culture who is considered the winner in HUMANKIND™, even if they may no longer exist. 



Still, if you are a great general who prefers to command their troops on the battlefield, Humankind offers you an engaging tactical experience integrated with the strategic management of your empire and armies. From small skirmishes of warriors, spearmen, and archers in the ancient era, to the gunlines, trenches, and even aerial bombardment of modern warfare, the clever use of terrain, unit abilities, and reinforcements can turn the tide of battle. Face charging knights by taking the high ground with your pikemen, hide your musketeers in forests to ambush your enemy and take cover from the return fire, and remember to bring a trebuchet or some cannons to bring down the enemy walls. And if your enemy still seems too strong, outflank them and bring your reinforcements to bear from behind their ranks, or simply bring your biggest guns and shell them from a safe distance. 




If any of this has piqued your interest, but you're not quite sure if you'll like the game, you can experience the first 100 turns for yourself, playing from the Neolithic to the end of the classical era and combining up to two of fourteen different cultures cultures. Pick up the free demo on Steam, Epic Games Store, or the Microsoft Store, and try the early game before you continue your journey in the full game (yes, the save files are compatible, so you can just keep playing!)

How far will you push Humankind?



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3 years ago
Nov 18, 2021, 3:41:01 PM

Noice good catch tho you think the game need more fame transcendance cool  but less  fun than new culture  but understandable need the more fame for winning .

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3 years ago
Nov 19, 2021, 3:25:21 AM

Bad business decision this. Now people will find out the game is really bad BEFORE shelling out hard cash for it. :D

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3 years ago
Nov 19, 2021, 5:37:31 AM
Dale_K wrote:

Bad business decision this. Now people will find out the game is really bad BEFORE shelling out hard cash for it. :D

The problem is humankind is charming but its like a dessert but in a portion for kids that's making your disappointment bigger than the pleasure of the test( you're more hungry than that ) , here  they are giving th best of HK ancient the most tasty full part of the cake .

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3 years ago
Nov 19, 2021, 12:57:24 PM
Dale_K wrote:

Bad business decision this. Now people will find out the game is really bad BEFORE shelling out hard cash for it. :D

Unless it takes unproportionable large resources to create, making a demo is never a bad decision. Transparency towards your consumer is always beneficial.

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3 years ago
Nov 25, 2021, 9:57:39 PM

So is the mac version on Epic cancelled now? They removed the Apple badge from the game. I can't get a refund because I'm not on the M1.

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3 years ago
Dec 1, 2021, 8:20:30 PM
FlamingKetchup wrote:

Dunno why you engaging a blatant troll

Because Sublustris is a fair critic. He doesn't hesitate to call out the bad and is apt to appreciate the studio's good decisions, most notably in the ES2 threads. He gives people a good-faith response.


A demo is great. I'm glad they released one. Frankly though, it makes the game seem better than it really is. You can't tell in a demo that Amplitude actually failed to make the most compelling part of their game (#1 Fame as a unifying, driving victory condition and #2 Culture transitions) interesting, fun, and engaging. The game is actually quite monotonous.

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