"Pixel Civilization: Idle Game Launched by Age of Pomodoro Creators"

A new mobile game called Pixel Civilization: Idle Game has just been released on Android by Shikudo, the creative minds behind the Walking and Focus Game series. If you're familiar with their past hits like Focus Plant: Pomodoro Forest, Striving: Pomodoro study timer, Age of Pomodoro: Focus timer, and Fitness RPG: Walking Games, you'll be excited to dive into their latest offering.

Pixel Civilization Is an Idle Game

In Pixel Civilization: Idle Game, you embark on a journey from the Stone Age to build an entire civilization. As a classic idle game, you won't need to micromanage every aspect. Instead, you'll tap around and make strategic decisions to help your society progress. The game requires a touch of strategy as you construct homes, farms, schools, and research labs, each contributing to your society's advancement. Homes increase your population, schools enhance knowledge, and research facilities unlock new technologies.

Balancing resources like food, materials, and knowledge is crucial to keep your progress steady. The tech tree is a highlight, allowing you to experiment with discovering fire, developing new tools, and even venturing into space exploration.

If You Like Civ Games, You Might Like This One Too

Pixel Civilization: Idle Game is a charming building game that stands out with its cozy visuals and meticulous attention to detail, a hallmark of Shikudo Games. The game not only lets you construct your civilization but also allows you to shape its culture. Your choices influence the vibe of your society, whether you aim for a peaceful academic utopia, a productivity-driven community, or something entirely unique. The game keeps you engaged with a steady stream of achievements and milestones.

If you're interested in trying out Pixel Civilization: Idle Game, you can find it on the Google Play Store [ttpp].

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