Eight-Minute Empire is an entertainment strategy game developed by Acram Digital. The last update, v1.30, released on January 16, 2023, and it’s rated 4.51 out of 5 based on the latest 217 reviews. Eight-Minute Empire costs $4.99 and requires iOS 13.0+ and Android 12 or newer to download.
Control, strategy, conquest!
Eight-Minute Empire Gameplay Overview
Description
The official version of the board game - Eight-Minute Empire, by Ryan Laukat. AWARDS & HONORS
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This game is intuitive and fun, but I’m afraid it’s not really worth the price of admission. I’m a primarily single player gamer and enjoy games that are still fun offline. Here, $5 gets you two maps. Everything else, including more maps or options cost additional money. I feel like I paid $5 for a demo version and not a full game.
★★★★★Love it, Just like board game
I have all the board games. This game is awesome I especially like the multiplayer. Little discombobulated about paying $5 for mountains which has negligible general effect on the game but just consider it a helping fund the developers for making an iOS version.
★★★★★Fast & good
While many civilization building games are marathons, this one is more like a 100 yard dash. You play cards to gain resources, which you have to balance, and choose actions from city building, raising troops, moving your troops, naval movement, destroying enemies, etc. the objective is to control regions of the board and preferably continents which you do by gaining a majority. You have a limited number of turns and curren$y to work with, and often the game is over before you know it, generally
★★★★☆Pretty Much Perfect
Could Acram just take over all digital board game design? The UI is insanely polished.
I’ve played the game about a dozen times in 24 hours and I’m ready to take on higher AI difficulty.
Edit: one thing I can’t stand about online multiplayer is that you can’t add AI players to a multiplayer game. Seems like this could be done and would make it easier for two people to play online multiplayer but not have to resort to a two player game.
