Gaia Project

Name: Gaia Project
Price: 9.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.431034564971924 (664 reviews)
Author: DIGIDICED

DIGIDICED

4.4

664 reviews

10K+

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USK: All ages

About this game

In Gaia Project, each player controls one of 14 factions striving to peacefully colonize the Terra Mystica galaxy. Each faction has different environmental needs to survive on a planet. These needs have led the factions to master terraforming, enabling them to make different planet types habitable for themselves.

This is the official digital version of the board game Gaia Project by Feuerland Verlag.

Minimum RAM: 3 GB
Recommended RAM: 4 GB
Gaia Project is a graphics-heavy board game with advanced AI opponents. Your gameplay speed and AI strength may be limited with older devices.

Changelog/Patchnotes: https://digidiced.com/gaiaproject-cc/

Updated on

Sep 8, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

4.5

550 reviews

Brian Kinlan

November 9, 2025

I love this game!! I'm always looking for complexity and an overall feel of 4x games on mobile and whether it's possible to mirror a pc experience? Well, it's possible, and well done for bringing this to mobile devices

Henry Yu

September 25, 2025

Was good until campaign bugged. Recently completed a scenario on 4 star but did not save the score, have screenshot it as I experienced save problems with scenarios previously.

Hanan Amar

April 27, 2025

Great implementation! Only thing is I would have loved if it were more colorblind friendly. For example in end game score, it is hard to tell which color is in what place. Same thing when trying to see how many planet types each faction has, three dots are too small and too similar, and it is hard to tell what the color of a given planet used to be before it was terraformed.

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