History is not a fixed story. It is a series of choices — who to ally with, who to conquer, which ideas to pursue and which to abandon. HUMANKIND puts those choices entirely in your hands, from the first nomadic campfire to the last turn of the modern age.

HUMANKIND is a historical turn-based 4X strategy game and AMPLITUDE Studios' most ambitious project — their self-described magnum opus. Its defining feature is the culture system: at the start of each of the game's six eras, you choose a new culture from a roster of historical civilisations — Ancient Egypt, Classical Rome, Medieval Mongols, Early Modern Britain — each granting distinct traits, units and bonuses. Because you combine a new culture with everything that came before, no two games produce the same civilisation. Up to one million distinct combinations are theoretically possible. Cities expand across multiple territories with visible sprawl. Tactical battles play out on separate hex maps with terrain and unit abilities. Fame — earned through great deeds — is the sole victory measure at game's end. The Together We Rule expansion added a full diplomatic council system.

Key Features: • Culture system — choose a new historical culture each era • 60–86 cultures across all DLC • Cities sprawl across multiple territories • Tactical battles on dedicated hex maps • Fame as the single victory measure — earned through historical and military achievements • Together We Rule expansion: United Nations-style diplomatic council • Up to 8-player online multiplayer