StrategyFit check
Is Quriocity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- City-builder players who want to manage colonist needs alongside resource production
- Strategy players who enjoy planning building placement around cluster-head structures
- Players who prefer choosing between objective-led campaigns, survival settings, and sandbox rules
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a story-led campaign rather than colony construction and management
- Players who prefer a fixed, low-pressure pace; disasters and ongoing colonist needs require continued management
- Players seeking squad-based combat or military tactics
Our take on Quriocity
The focus on managing a growing settlement also brings a broad set of upkeep tasks: buildings depend on cluster-head structures, upgrades are gated by the Principal Rover, and colonists need housing, food, education, and jobs. That leaves less emphasis on a narrowly focused construction loop.
What is Quriocity?
Quriocity is a sci-fi city builder about establishing a human settlement on an Earth-like alien planet.
Build structures to gather resources and provide services such as food, maintenance, education, and entertainment. Many units rely on a cluster-head building for storage or control, and upgrades require improving the Principal Rover first. Explore sectors to find different resources and space for new construction, while providing colonists with housing, food, education, and work. The game includes 5 maps, dynamic weather, disasters, research, and task automation. Choose from more than 50 campaigns, survival mode with three difficulty settings, or sandbox mode with adjustable rules. Decorations can be customized, and a colony tour lets players fly around their settlement.
How Quriocity plays
- 01Three Game Modes
- Campaigns include more than 50 objectives, while survival offers three difficulty settings and sandbox allows rule adjustments.
- 02Sector Exploration
- Expanding into new regions reveals sectors with different resources or open land for services and other buildings.
- 03Colony Research
- Research unlocks technologies over time, and progress also makes it possible to automate many tasks.
- 04Dynamic Hazards
- Weather varies with the map and season, and disasters can damage colonies if they are unprepared.
- 05Colony Tour
- A flight mode lets players view their settlement and share its progress with the community.
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Quriocity: platforms & release
Is Quriocity worth it?
It is worth it if: city-builder players who want to manage colonist needs alongside resource production. Skip it if: players looking for a story-led campaign rather than colony construction and management.
Where can I download Quriocity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Quriocity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Quriocity on?
Windows and macOS.
