There are variable scoring goals which change from game to game, these give players something concrete to aim for throughout the game and the variability adds to the replay value. The game strolls along over six rounds and some final scoring takes place when it’s over. Terraforming, inhabiting, and building on planets is a major point of emphasis here. This is the act of using a specialized resource to convert an entirely uninhabitable planet into a slightly more habitable planet. Rather than going into a deep dive into the game, I will explain the term important enough that they decided to name the game after it Gaia Project.
The main crux of the game is building your engine to make sure you can produce everything you need to terraform and expand your empire.
As you would expect, each faction has their own strengths and weaknesses to leverage or exploit. With that out of the way, Gaia Project tasks players to pick a faction and plot their course to exert the most control over a mostly unexplored region of space. I suspect you won’t mind as most readers just want to know if the app is functional and has the features you want (spoiler: it is and and does), but I did want to preface things a bit in case you were expecting a classic Pixelated Cardboard 1,000 word explanation section. Okay, that’s being overdramatic, but the point is that I can learn a game, play a fair number of times, not *really* get all of the intricacies, but still write a review. More recently I’ve fallen into the approach of accepting defeat and moving on. I’ve tried different routes over the years including playing until my thumbs were numb until I “got” the game. This, unsurprisingly, happens every now and then as I’m reviewing these apps. I’m noting my initial reaction here to be sure to set the stage in letting you know that Gaia Project is not my preferred type of game. Gaia Project feels like *exactly* what pops into my head when I think of “heavy board game.” It’s got the space exploration theme, economic mechanics, exploration, trading, etc… This game is absolutely wild laid out on a table in physical form.
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