Terra Invicta Early Access Review

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Terra Invicta reviewed in Early Access by Jon Bolding on PC.

There are brilliant ideas in the ambitious Terra Invicta, and a lot of fun to find for strategy game enthusiasts, but you need to be willing to drill down into sometimes-opaque and confusing mechanics to do it. The politics of its Earth layer are fun, if overwhelming, while the space layer is very cool on paper, but the two just don’t gel in practice. When playing takes such a huge time investment of trial-and-error to see results, a recommendation has to come with big caveats until Terra Invicta has spent some more time in early access.

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