Uciana

Great game but could do with a larger map of maybe 100+ star systems as it's too small , the ai players get placed too close to make it a lasting game and could do with more ship classes and different hull shapes and also more research techs as 7 or 8 levels of tech research just isn't enough to make this game work and also the game could do with each race having their own named class of ships and planetary sciences and buildings instead of every tech and buildings being the same for each race .

Edited: Thank you very much Birdshel the problem was fixed by uninstalling and reinstalling the game. Have just completed my first game and can say that il be playing for a long time, definitely a game to try for such a low price. The only thing I'd say the game needs is as many factions as Birdshel can make to give the game as much replay ability as possible. Thank you again Birdshel.

Promising but shallow and basic. A MOO 1 clone but lacking in some basic UI feedback to make sense out of ship forces (for example), A.I. is rock-stupid and will immeduately declare war and then do nothing whatsoever about it. Too bad, this was almost worth my time.

I've been playing the game for a while and it's the best stategy mobile game i've played. Reminds me alot of Masters of Orion. Just wanna say that instead of having a zoom botton, it should have a pinch zoom same for the application of new tech for ships where instead of a save botton where they are automatically applied when chosen as an option. Overall the whole game was awesome. 5/5 👍😎 I'm hoping for a Uciana 2 where it will have a major improvements in terms of maps, races, graphics, etc.

Really fun colonization type game. Game was easy enough to figure out without tutorials, but make sure you look at all of the menus, so you can see where the screens for taxes, etc are. Gameplay slowed down when my empire got bigger, but i'm on an older tablet, so that isnt unexpected. For 99 cents, its a good little game. I look forward to trying some of the other races! ☺

The lack of any good instructions makes this game overwhelming. Edit: after a few times going back and starting a game you do get used to the game, but it really is alot to take in at once. I still don't understand alot of it, and it gets hard to keep up with everything when your empire grows to even a small size of 8 - 10 worlds. The game will grow on you after a while, if you get passed the intimidation of the complexity, that was actually the hard part. Edit: needs a undo move button for ships, too easy to get them into places you never wanted them.

Amazing callback to Master of Orion 2! Being able to play this on the go has been awesome! Like any game of this genre, it takes a bit to figure out all the little specifics, but as you progress, those specifics are what keep the game interesting and challenging in trying to win campaigns in new ways, with new difficulties, galaxy layouts, etc!

This game is, as far as i'm concerned, a modern homage to Masters of Orion 2 (from 1995, which i still play in a DOS emulator). It's mostly a streamlined take on that game (e.g. far fewer racial special abilities), but it's not lacking depth (e.g. each and every ship can be customized and there is some degree of micro-management necessary to keep one's population fed). This isn't a MOO2 clone, to be clear, but that game's influence is definitely prevalent, in a good way, and has been improved upon (e.g. multiple smaller Guardian-style ships instead of a single monolithic one). The rich UI can take a bit of getting used to, but it is quite elegant (far, far more-so than MOO3's was), providing easy access to all levels of interface with a minimal number of clicks. Auto-saving makes it easy to hop in and out of the game and several manual-save slots make it easy to experiment and roll back to a "known-good" state. The only thing missing is the classic MOO2 soundtrack.

Reminds me of Master of Orion 2. Checks all the boxes for a scifi 4x game. Has a good tech tree, easy to understand development and combat. Has complexity but not at the cost of playability. I played through the first time by the seat of my pants and the learning curve was there but not so harsh I couldn't win. Devs did a GOOD job. I would give 6 stars if I could. AND buy them a beer.

Great game. I have enjoyed playing it and am looking forward to the future with more updates and releases. I enjoy both the ship combat and resource management. I do have one suggestion. While I find the game fun to play and the map large and diverse, I would enjoy it more if you had multiple galaxies, rather than just solar systems. The issue is that the endgame tends to feel too small, lacking something. Maybe introduce a new ship class to travel between galaxies? Regardless, I truly enjoy it.

The game is greatly appreciated, Especially because it works offline, Does Not Have Any Microtransaction, which is amazing. The graphics are good, the controls run smoothly and its just a genuinely good game which is really hard to find on mobile, it seems. The game is amazing but I still believe that there could be many more improvements or things to add, such as bigger maps and more civilizations or atleast the ability to play against more civs. I just hope to see more updates, thank you.

Uciana is possibly the best x4 strategy on Android. Anyone who grew up playing MoO and MoO2 can get their fix on the go. The mechanics are rather simple but still surprising. As an example, I played a few games thinking it would be nice to be able to refit a ship instead of scrapping it for an updated tech, only to find that there is a refit button under ship building list. I now wish to see an expanded Uciana 2. If it happens, devs have my support!

Overall, a really solid, if not particularly deep 4X game. It is challenging enough that it takes a few tries to move up to higher difficulty. My main complaints are the AI and the tech balance. Going full on military is always the right tactic, and it would be nice to have more balance in strategic options. The AI will often make really boneheaded choices like sending unarmed transports right into your fleet. Worth the money, but could use improvements.

Fantastic game, takes me back to playing MOO2 as a kid! Gameplay is interesting and despite some initial confusion I actually think the menu/view navigation is really well laid out (tutorial videos were helpful). I'll be playing this for a long time to come... $1 is a ridiculously low price for hours and hours of gameplay. The only issue I've had is trying to install on a 2nd device (tablet). The Play store still says "Buy $0.99" instead of "install", but it won't let me re-buy the game.

Amazing Game! One of the best I've ever played. I would LOVE a console version of this, with some expansion and extra features. I adore how this game delivers a challenging but fun and gratifying experience. love the visuals, space theme, planet/colony development and ship combat. Good job on making such an awesome game. Hope you keep doing it. :)

Decent game and quite addictive, basically a Masters of Orion clone. The gameplay is generally pretty good but there are a number of flaws and bugs. The ai is ok early in the game but quickly becomes easy to defeat ( would be better if AI updated its ships), however diplomatically is very poor and quite random. Can also be a bit dull after the initial exploration and expansion phases. Other issues are trade deals which are completely broken, and happiness which is not a factor in most games.

great game. IMO it needs more depth, but for a mobile game its amazing (it could probably pass as a PC game if you modified the controls). I personally didn't do the tutorial and still understood to game, it is extremely similar to other 4x games(with it's own twists). ADVICE TO PURCHASER: look up what a 4x game is and watch a video to learn the very basics.

Love this game. You really captured the spirit of the old classic 4x games. I especially like the ability to set different difficulty levels and the choice to select your own race bonuses. Ship Building is the real star of this show. There is alot of variety and customization. I have some feedback and improvement requests: 1) Add a Race symbol on ship icon in "ship in route" screen - This will make it easier to tell who is attacking your planets. 2) Add ship experience points - This will let individual ships get bonuses the more they are used. It will also make it worthwhile to refit an old ship instead of sacrificing it to the nearest enemy. 3) Add ship captains - Captains with added bonuses or abilities will give ships even more customization and help make the AI enemies tougher in the MID game turns. 4) I noticed that Blockaded planets do not rebuild destroyed Torpedo Turrets Overall this is a fantastic game and it makes time fly when you are stuck waiting for your friends or family.

A great nostalgic offering reminiscent of the MOO of old. A few tweaks would improve things, such as being able to queue research instead of having to select a single item and revisit the menu. Also, considering some game lengths can be quite short in time (although requiring a lot of turns" it would be fun to be able to tweak some of the production values and rates allowing the ability to actually see some of the high end gear in smaller games. Not sure how that would go for AI balance though.

Enjoy the game, has a LOT of potential, I've only encountered two issues that prevent me from giving it five stars the AI will constantly start wars with you arbitrarily. It takes away from the fun when you are barely out of the gate and 2-3 ai start a war with you and swarm you when you barely have resources to put up a decent fight and rarely fight themselves. Second is gold. You go into debt extremely fast even if you allocate/build sparingly, needs more gold production buildings earlier on.

This is a legitimate 4x game, not just a good "mobile" 4x game. Basically 2d Endless Space but with tactical battles, or MOO2 if you're old enough. Like all 4x games, it's complicated if you're new to the genre, but I'd say it's more streamlined than most (in a good way). If you're not new, you might want to ratchet up the difficulty a notch for your first game. It's worth way more that a dollar; screw freemium. If you want a good mobile 4x, spend the damn dollar and support the devs.

Fantastic game, very similar to Masters of Orion 2. My only complaint is I wish the media was a higher resolution and more crisp images. Almost every background or image is a pixeley mess. But nonetheless very well made, zero microtransactions. Rumor has it that there is a second one coming and I absolutely can't wait!

Simple and effective, Uciana is a 4X game that doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles but otherwise does a decent enough job. It is a MoO2 clone so one likely won't expect much new in gameplay elements, but it can play great on ones phone and has been optimized for touch controls. A great game for the price and to kill a little time.

If you enjoy strategy games, if you enjoy space battles and managing colonies and resources, this is the best game on mobile, hands down. It's updated regularly, the updates are always new and useful features as well as welcome bug fixes, and I can't think of any other game I'm willing to actually put an entire day at a time into playing.