Recommended4 hrs played
good old game
33 found this helpful, 2026-09-09
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Funatics Software / Mar 26, 2015 / Strategy
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CompareSolve the mystery surrounding the 8th Wonder of the World with your heroes and banish evil from the Earth! Play this RTS-Classic.
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Mostly Positive
79% positive, 159 reviews
good old game
33 found this helpful, 2026-09-09
This game is an absolute slog that buries you in endless, tedious micro-management just to get anything done. You spend half your time babysitting clumsy worker paths, dealing with buried menus, and resetting because a defenseless VIP child died with no autosave. The goofy premise and clunky trade systems make the endless loop feel like an exhausting chore rather than fun. Save yourself the headache and skip this...
2 found this helpful, 2026-08-03
It says 8th Wonder of the World, but I'm not in the game.
13 found this helpful, 2026-07-09
good old game !!
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-20
This games coloring is all wrong for me. It's all bright purple and green mixed together and it hurts my eyes. Restarted the game and still doing the same thing.
11 found this helpful, 2026-05-08
Cultures 4: 8th Wonder of the World is an old game, but it still has a fantastic atmosphere. For its time, the settlement building mechanics were really enjoyable, and the game could easily keep you hooked for hours. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys classic strategy games.
4 found this helpful, 2026-05-07
Love this game
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-15
**Tl;dr**: 8th wonder of the world fixes some issues with Cultures Northland, but is still not worth playing for more than nostalgia. The good More depth to overlooked mechanics The new campaign missions are far more focused on trade, which was almost irrelevant in Cultures Northland. Once you get the hang of the trade system, it's actually pretty rewarding. Some levels spawn you in areas with limited...
1 found this helpful, 2026-06-25
Man, this game is a large and heavy chunk of nostalgia, and it is a nice quality game too, if only it had a larger community. Say, you're playing Age of Empires. You create a villager, and that's it. That guy goes to collecting food, maybe farming, or maybe mines gold, but he's your average villager guy at his best, and has no indiviuality or distinction from the others. But Cultures takes a way different approach....
145 found this helpful, 2015-06-23
A major nostalgia trip. The Cultures series is one of my absolute favorites and I still hold out hope for another; a modern game. Nothing has really changed about the game except the resolutions supported, and maybe the music quality, but I'm not sure about that one. I've sought games similar to Cultures and have never found anything that I have felt quite the same about. It is a great series, pure and simple. My...
25 found this helpful, 2015-05-23