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A smart historical 4X that doesn't quite match the inventiveness of the studio's best. Read more

There are some cracks in the shiny veneer, for sure, but on the whole Humankind is a great experience with almost endless replayability. Read more

Humankind is an interesting but fairly safe riff on historical 4X that doesn't always rise to meet its potential. Read more

While it probably won’t be a “Civ killer” – not that it necessarily aims to be one –, it’s clearly a game that historical 4X... Read more

Embracing player motivations from start to finish, Humankind refreshes the 4X genre – even with a couple of technical kinks. Read more

A highly competent alternative to Civilization but the list of unequivocal improvements is disappointingly short, with an unfortunate lack of real innovation. Read more

Humankind is ambitious in size, scale, and scope, allowing you to try out multiple combinations of cultures as you progress through various eras. However, it's... Read more

Like actual Humankind, the game, Humankind is an ambitious, large, complex and sometimes difficult to understand experience that gets better with time and only expands... Read more

Humankind is immediately accessible to anybody familiar with the 4X genre, especially the Civilization series. It strays a little too close to Civilization at times,... Read more

Amplitude's big play for the historical grand strategy crown is ambitious and considered, but it's missing a little magic. Read more

By and large, though, Humankind is still an exciting evolution for the genre. Its dedication to historical authenticity sets it apart from its largest competitor,... Read more

There’s a lot of potential in Humankind, and hopefully the developers will keep working on the game, but right now it’s still only a pretender... Read more

Humankind is a decent 4X entry for fans of the genre looking for something different - and yet very familiar. Newcomers are probably better off... Read more

Move over Civilization, there's a new strategy sheriff in town, and it's called Humankind. Amplitude Studios knocked this out of the park. Read more

Humankind is a flawed but fascinating attempt to reinvent the Civilization-style 4X strategy game. Read more

While Humankind can’t compete with the current state of Civ VI with all that game’s major expansions and wealth of DLC, it should be remembered... Read more

Humankind is a very interesting 4X strategy game with a wide variety of elements, most of which are very detailed - though some, like religion,... Read more

One of the most encouraging aspects of Humankind is its studio. Amplitude lovingly ushers its games from launch to DLC and expansions. It fixes issues,... Read more

Humankind is not a civilization killer but perhaps it doesn’t have to be. It has enough complexity and differences to stand on its own. Read more

Humankind is an incredibly addictive historical strategy title that will only get better with time. Read more

Humankind may not be the greatest strategy game of all time, but it certainly is a fantastic entry in the genre. Between the incredible feeling... Read more

I’ve played well over 25 hours of HUMANKIND for this review and I really like the game. While the game isn’t perfect it is certainly... Read more

Humankind is, by and large, exactly what I hoped: a heavyweight alternative to Civilization in the world of historical strategy. Its mechanics take some getting... Read more

Humankind is an impressive showing of what Amplitude can do with historical turn-based strategy but is edged out by the series that clearly inspired it.... Read more

When it’s at its best, Humankind represents a fascinating look at the strategy genre through the historical lens of tribal society through the space age.... Read more

Alas, that's all the nitpicking I have for Humankind, and I have a ton more good things to say. (Did I also mention civics, culture,... Read more

Humankind is a classic turn-based strategy game that invites comparisons to the Civilization series. Its unique spin of allowing players to combine multiple cultures does... Read more

If you’re looking for a more complex and unique experience, look no further. While the basics are familiar, the depths to which the game can... Read more

The Humankind - Cultures of Latin America DLC doesn't seem to add much to drastically change the core gameplay of Humankind. Some of my favorite... Read more

The new features simulate an essential aspect of humanity and do help Humankind feel more complete, but seldom have the impact you'd hope for from... Read more

HUMANKIND is a well-made civilisation game that happens to do the exact thing Civilization VI does, except for additional modes, Sean Bean's voice, and popularity. Read more

‎Humankind has been a surprise, a title of strategy and management by turns that has not only met the expectations generated, but, in my opinion,... Read more

Humankind is layered and a breath of fresh air for 4X lovers, but the annoying UI is the real enemy here. Read more

Of course Humankind feels home on PC, but the porting is decently crafted and, despite some flaws in the controls and in the UI, manages... Read more