Open-source Android/Desktop remake of Civ V
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UnCiv

LibGDX Kotlin

A Civ-like game for Android

Made with LibGDX on Android Studio

What is this?

An Android port of Civ V

What's been implemented?

  • Map tiles, resources and improvements
  • Units and movement
  • Cities, production and buildings
    • Population and Specialists
  • Policies and Golden Ages

What's next?

  • Combat and barbarians
  • Other civilizations (combat-only)
  • Diplomacy options

So, does it work?

Everything that's been implemented so far, works.

You can start and finish a game by winning a Science victory - by building the Apollo Program and then all the required spaceship parts.

You can also (technically) win a culture victory, although it is unfeasable at this point