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Theocratia

Mojito Studios, Evrikus, Maldito Games · Board game · 2026
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BoardGameGeek
5.7 BoardGameGeek
Players
1–4 · best 4
Players
Solo
Play Time
40–80 min
Weight
Weight 3.7/5
Year
Year 2026
Minimum age
Minimum age 10+
Buy · from US$ 89.04
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Theocratia is an excellent pick for those who enjoy civilization games with a touch of strategic manipulation. The experience of being an alien god shaping the destiny of entire peoples is deeply immersive, and the influence system on the hexagonal map provides delightful tactical depth. If you like games that force you to think several moves ahead and don't mind a bit of unpredictability, this game will shine on your table.

Highlights
  • Unique divine influence mechanic
  • High strategic depth
  • Dynamic hexagonal board
  • Constant player interaction
Keep in mind
  • High complexity requires focus
  • Dice luck can be swingy
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be an alien bored with eternity? In Theocratia, you and your friends take on the roles of cosmic deities who, to pass the time, make a peculiar wager: who can become the most worshipped god of four civilizations on a distant planet? The game puts you in control of entire destinies, where every decision shapes the progress of these peoples. It's not just about building cities or winning battles; it's about manipulating the development of these societies so they perform actions in locations that favor your divine influence. If you are the 'blue' player, for example, you want civilizations to thrive exactly where your color dominates the map. The board, composed of a hexagonal grid, is the stage for this intense strategic dispute. You will need to manage actions, roll dice, and plan every move with surgical precision. Player interaction is constant, as everyone is trying to pull the strings to benefit their own goals by influencing the growth of civilizations. With a complexity weight that demands focus, Theocratia is a feast for those who love civilization games where area control and strategic manipulation are key to victory. The gameplay experience is a delicate balance between long-term planning and adapting to dice results and opponents' moves. In the end, the deity who has accumulated the most adoration points through the success of the civilizations under their tutelage wins the bet. It's a game that invites deep thinking, requiring you to anticipate rivals' steps while trying to maintain your own influence over the map. If you enjoy games that mix sci-fi themes with classic civilization mechanics, this divine wager will keep you hooked from start to finish. Get ready to be the god everyone wants to follow, or at least the one who best manipulated fate to secure eternal glory.

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Best player count

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1–4 players
1 REC
2 REC
3 REC
4 BEST

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Game details

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Admin: Upcoming Releases Crowdfunding: Gamefound Series: T games (Daniele Tascini)
Publisher Mojito Studios, Evrikus, Maldito Games, Schwerkraft-Verlag
Designer Daniel Marinangeli, Daniele Tascini
Artist Andrew Bosley

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
How many players does it support?
The game is designed for 1-4 players and scales well across all player counts.
How long does a game of Theocratia take?
Expect a playtime between 40 to 80 minutes, depending on the player count and analysis paralysis.
Is it hard to learn?
With a weight of 3.67/5, it's a medium-heavy game. If you're familiar with civilization or area control games, you'll pick it up quickly!
Is there a solo mode?
Yes! The game includes a dedicated solo mode for you to test your divine skills against the game system.
Does dice luck ruin the strategy?
The dice add an element of uncertainty that you must mitigate, which is part of the challenge of adapting as a god.
Is this a wargame?
While battles occur, the main focus is on influence and civilization development to gain adoration.

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