Meh, overall I'm sure it is interesting and took work to create. But it just didn't catch my interest. More less I think the letters 'CIV' do most of the work in making you interested.

Being forced to wait 48 hours to be able to make any significant progress is absurd.

Excellent idle/supply chain management game. Scratches the same itch as Factorio or Satisfactory, but with a little twist. It's obviously not a game you play for the graphics, but if you get dopamine from watching numbers move across a screen, you can't go wrong. Progression in both individual sessions and permanent meta-advancements is clear and rewarding.

Updates are regular, and the dev is very active in responding to bugs and other issues. The community is also excellent and happy to answer any of your questions in chat.

A NOTE: Many of the negative reviews emphasize the "48-hour online time or pay $5" requirement to unlock meaningful amounts of a) trade with other players and/or b) game progress. With regard to a, it's really not hard to do everything for yourself for the first period of time, and it's honestly helpful for making sure you understand the key item dependencies and mechanics of the game. With regard to b, it's simply that people lack reading comprehension. The are VERY CLEAR warnings about what will and won't be carried over after you unlock the upgrade that comes at 48 hours. Not only did I avoid losing progress or feeling like I wasn't making any progress before reaching that benchmark, I then went on to pay the $5 for the supporter pack anyway because it's a great game!