Gaia Project is a strategy board game developed by DIGIDICED. Available for $9.99, it was updated to v2.60 on August 19, 2024, and currently holds a 3.83 out of 5 rating based on 36 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 371 MB of free space and runs Android 13+ or iOS 14.0+.
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Gaia Project Gameplay Overview
Description
In Gaia Project, each player controls one of 14 factions striving to peacefully colonize the Terra Mystica galaxy. Each faction has different environmental needs to survive on a planet.
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Feels more like a beta test then a actual proper release. The words are super tiny, and all buttons are super tiny. Also there should be a quick check on how much income you are producing instead of having to find all income and calculating it ourselves. After playing the Board game arena version it’s hard to not complain. So many missing features. Hopefully some Future updates will fix the game and make me want to come back to it.
★★☆☆☆Buggy
Game sometimes crashes when you undo a move. Ex: if you place a gaiaformer and the game asks if you are okay with removing power from bucket 3 if you say no it will crash
★★★★☆Pretty fun, but need some bug fixes
Pretty solid game! I’m glad to see that Gaia project was turned to an app. Solid artwork and fantastic AIs to play against.
Been playing for a week and noticed a terrible bug - and this is in the against-AI mode - sometimes undo button will make the game stuck (loading forever) and the only option is to restart the game and that means losing all progress. It is extremely frustrating - please please please fix it.
★★☆☆☆Better Left On The Table
This is the first review I have written but felt that it was important enough to say a something. Gaia is one of my favorite tabletop games so I was excited to be able to play it on mobile. Hands down I would rather play the game in person rather than in the version of mobile. It is a game that does not translate well. There are too many menus and sun menus(it felt like I had to search for everything that I needed access too). The inconography that attempts to simplify things makes the game more