Indeed, I haven't touched it since May, and think it will be a good while until I do, as I'm having more fun with Vox Populi, Humankind, and Fallen Enchantress (which is still getting updates!). This might surprise you if you have noticed how critical I have been about the game the last couple of years. My registered playtime is a little over 100 hours, which is already closing in on twice what I have in Endless Legend.īack to Civ 6 reviews, though, I should note that my own Steam review was positive. As it stands, I think Humankind is already a fun game, with lots of potential for improvement. Hopefully Humankind will be more like Civ 5, which improved dramatically with time. This is where Civ 6 faltered to me, as I don't feel like it really improved with all the new content.

What matters now, however, is how the game evolves with coming patches, content updates, and expansions. Humankind brings a lot of ideas to the table, some of which I like (such as the narrative focus and Neolithic start), some of which I feel ambivalent about (such as the morphing cultures), and some of which I don't like (such as pre-defined regions). I am currently playing it myself, and enjoying it a great deal, but that was also the case with Civ 6 in the early days. As for the comparison with Humankind, I think it is just too early to say.

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