Nano Empire
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| United States | $2.99 |
| United Kingdom | £2.99 |
| Australia | A$4.99 |
| Canada | CA$3.99 |
| Germany | €2.99 |
| France | €2.99 |
| South Korea | ₩4,400 |
| Sweden | SEK 39.00 |
| Brazil | R$19.90 |
| Denmark | DKK 29.00 |
| Spain | €2.99 |
| Hong Kong | HK$22.00 |
| Japan | ¥500 |
| Mexico | MX$69.00 |
| Netherlands | €2.99 |
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| Singapore | SGD 3.98 |
| Turkey | TRY 149.99 |
| South Africa | ZAR 59.99 |
| Croatia | €2.99 |
| Hungary | HUF 1,490 |
| Norway | NOK 39.00 |
| Slovakia | €2.99 |
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| Taiwan | NT$90.00 |
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| Rating / 5 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.7 | 3.6 | 4.7 | 3.5 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.4 | 4.8 |
| Reviews | 232 | 3.6K | 796 | 323 | 206 | 136 | 38 | 36 | 31 | 17 | 9 |
| Released | 2015 | 2021 | 2019 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2025 | 2024 | 2025 | 2025 | 2024 |
| Monthly price | — | $3.99 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| One-time price | — | $18.99 | — | — | — | $2.99 | — | — | — | — | — |
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Nano Empire reviews
4.7 out of 5, based on 232 reviews.
What people like
- VoiceOver accessibility is excellent for blind users
- Simple to pick up and very addicting
- Creative storytelling and fun worldbuilding mechanics
What they complain about
- Game is too short with little replay value
- Combat happens too often and feels excessive
- Math in combat does not always make sense
- App crashes frequently or stopped working entirely
Great game
It’s an amazing game and so great and its simplicity! if I would suggest any improvements, then maybe adding another three or four sets of enemies so there there will be some sort of variation to a game Also a possibility to continue playing it after you defeat Z Maybe some sort of uprising in one of your own worlds or something Thank you
Crashes
Unfortunately this game no longer works. With the last update being from 9 years ago, be warned that now, the game crashes as soon as you click anything within it. Shame but the dev let it die, which doesn’t make me want to download his other games anymore…
The first revew I've ever written that was not one star
It is very good. I love the fact that each time you up grade, there is something new you can add to the location. However, the person who wins is usually the one with the most defence or attack. I know that in most battles the person with the ods on their side usually wins but not always. Take bozworth field for examsle although I goguess the only reason Richard lost was because Stanley interveened. Very good and I love the fact that you can create a mountain of candy and all sorts of other things. It's intirely free to play and you can get energy (the games currencey for free from your enemies. Also I wish their were options to make alliances with other worlds. Amazing. Keep it up and by the way developer if you see this I subscribed to your mailing list and cannot wait to play more games like this. I have just gone back to continue having finished and it has taken me back to the start. What? I'd defeated all the other worlds and it told me that I was now part of the core. Meaning the empire was mine to explore. I thought the rest of the battles would happen when I was doing that and it has arraised everything I ganed. And it's still the same enemies.
Improvements
I do really love this game I love being the creator of the world but I was thinking we could have a building where do you have an amusement park and you have to create it and we can make the personal residence have a level five where you can make it look like a castle or a boat or anything that you want it to be
Very cool accessible game!!
This game is a very cool idea, and is 100% accessible with voice over. Thank you very much for your time on this :) !!!
Grate game but
I love this game and sunk many hours in to it. However I became slitly overpowered with all stats in the hundreds of millions. folowing this my game crashed over and over again forcing me to delete it. This of caus erased all of my work. Plz fix
Nice diversion for an afternoon
First, I want to get the accessibility thing out of the way. It's the only reason I didn't rate the game higher. It was frustrating to play because when I would try to activate a button, VO would have trouble focusing on it long enough. So I would request a slower refresh rate for VO users. The turn-based combat was very nice for VO, though. Gave me time to read the status and decide what to do. I played through the game a few times to see the different endings. I like that you can win without resorting to extortionist methods like, you know, taxes. It was also possible to win without being unsavory. Yes, the energy you end the game with isn't nearly as great as if you took all available sources of production, but you were still producing. Good that I wasn't forced to be a villain just to win. The combats were a bit excessive. I suppose I could have zapped them and been done with it. But that's energy that could go into worldbuilding, so I never felt like it was a good use of resources unless I absolutely had to use it. It's astounding how much loot I could get from one fight, though, and I like how that was scaled. I almost never felt like I was strapped for energy. And if I did run low, I would often get help. That was a nice addition, too, that I haven't seen in other games. I'm not sure I really like any of the endings I saw. Kind of makes it feel like all the effort to build the world was a waste. At least, it's not like I lost days. The world can be built in a matter of hours. I enjoyed the worldbuilding. It was neat to see a blank world become a mighty empire and to have an established economy and steady stream of followers. This game is worth a look if you like text-based things with some roleplay elements.
One of the best incremental games
Classic game. Help the resistance or seize power for yourself. It’s up to you! NOTE: to learn the secret, repeatedly Listen to the Voices at the Great Clown Head and note down all words that have capitalized letters. When you write these down in alphabetical order, the capitalized letters will reveal a secret message.
Whoa...
Only one complaint - the combat system doesn’t always make sense mathematically. 999,999,999 versus 5,000 and it takes more than a single hit to win? Other than that, great game. Already beat it once, going to try different tactics my second time through.
Sad I can't give 5 stars.
It got to a point that regardless of my my defense and having a high attack I kept getting attacked by a bigger enemy that would effortlessly wipe me out over and over and over again. No matter how much I focused on raising my defense I got wiped out. This killed the game for me. I wish to play more but that needs to change.
Game length
This is awesome and addicting. I just wish it was longer and had more enemies.
Amazing
This game is fun, I just there was something after you beat all opponents.
A Good Game Ruined!
This is a beautifully written, well thought out game with, for me, one huge flaw which ruins it. The fights come way too often. You have no time to create or build, which is why I wanted the game, you're far too busy fighting off invaders and it gets boring and frustrating very fast indeed. I wish we could opt not to fight, or it could be saved until our world had developed at least to a certain level, but for now I feel so frustrated. I was loving my worldl but I can't get it any better.
Addictive and fun
As someone who had eyesight and use to love world, empire or city building war games, but uses VoiceOver, it wasn’t that bad. I can’t imagine how fun it would be if there was actual multiplayer mechanics such as battling other real players online or being able to join alliances and text and chat with them or if the game also had an overworld map where you could locate other players or mine resources, text and chat with and or attack other individual players or text and chat with everyone in that overworld or server. Plus, if you’re in an alliance, you could reinforce or send resources or rally with them to defeat stronger individual players and it would be cool if you could name your world too. I’m not sure how an overworld map would work with VoiceOver, but maybe if there was a way to use VoiceOver’s direct touch on the overworld map, it could work maybe because some games with direct touch designed for blind people allow the VoiceOver user to navigate grids or map tiles horizontally by swiping left or right with one finger and while swiping up or down with one finger lets you navigate vertically. I also think two finger double tap could be used to bring up a menu from the overworld map that lets you search for a specific map tile by typing in the row and column or (X and Y) coordinates or from that menu you could choose to return to the “Your world” menu where you can choose to continue the campaign, create or select one of the locations you already have so you can use one of it’s functions or upgrade it or just to review the overall progress of your world’s or empire’s growth and progress. Swiping left, right, up and down with two fingers can have VoiceOver read your current amount of energy, followers, attack points and defense points (depending on the resource assigned to each direction you swipe in), while swiping left, right, up and down with three fingers can read your current production rates of energy, followers, attack points and defense points. (Also depending on the direction you swipe in for each resource) If this game was multiplayer, it would be cool if it could track a lifetime of things like your victories, defeats, kills, lost and resources plundered or lost. this game is fun, but it’s really short and the upgrades are very limited because the maximum level for each building is level 4 and after you fully upgrade everything and either complete the campaign or the underworld, there’s really no replay value besides trying to get the few different endings this game has. i’ve always loved games that always has a endless amount of challenges or goals to reach, such as reaching a certain level or getting a certain amount of kills, I don’t know what it is about these types of games that attracts me but I think it’s when I complete those challenges or goals, I always feel a sense of accomplishment, or it just feels rewarding and it just motivates me to play more and more no matter what happens or how hard it gets or how much I lose. Yes, this game is super short and I literally beat it the day after I downloaded it and it really doesn’t have any replay value besides the different endings, it still managed to simulate that sense of accomplishment or being rewarding even if it was short lived. this game does have a lot of potential and honestly if I had to pay some micro transactions and I chose to pay to win I might because this game has that potential to be so much better and I would love to see more games just like this one that have reached it’s full potential, but I’m not going to knock this game’s rating for what it could be.
Lady Levi
Very cool game. I'm a voice over user and really appreciate how accessible it is. I just completed it and am going to play it again
Very cool game!
This is a very cool game for those of us who use VoiceOver and are visually impaired. Sad to see it end, though/sure wish it could’ve had a few more battles/places to create. Oh well! It was fun/worth the purchase.
Addicting and simple
This game is addicting. It's extremely simple to pick up, but once you do, you don't want to stop playing. It's easy; I beat it a couple of hours after downloading it, but I got a lot of entertainment out of it. I don't see much replay value however, as it seems like the game just repeats itself once you've beat it. It's one of those simple text adventure games. The UI is very simple, but could use some improvements. Overall, fun game for a short period of time.
Ponder the Greatness
Within the first five minutes, I was hooked! Set in a dystopian future, this little pocket dungeon is full of imaginative realms. I loved grinding my stats, beating a enemies, and of course, the surprise ending.
Cool game.
Love how accessible it is with VoiceOver. One thing that would make this game better would be if it had sounds.
Great!!!
The game is great. I just got an ending. I’d love to see more games like this, particularly a fantasy RPG with fairies, dragons, elves, goblins, and the like. Thanks for an accessible game.
Great fun
Really nice game, and some replayability with different endings. Don't fear about too many battles, just keep your defenses up - and invest in battle-slowing tech :) Get it, it's quality.
Wow, I am Core Council
Bought this a while back, but recent sat down to understand it. Wow, Nano totally captures my attention and after a week of on and off, I finally crushed Z! It’s totally an enjoyable progress bar sim that had enough sci-fi writing to pull me into the universe.
Cool little game
Nice little game you can play in an afternoon. Creative storytelling. Definitely best for folks who like text based games.
Awesome game!
Highly recommend it!
Fun game
This was a few hours of fun distraction. Once I got to a certain point I couldn't lose. Tweaking the game could improve the experience a bit but still great fun. The work to get the game working with VoiceOver is greatly appreciated
Nano Empire FAQ
- Is Nano Empire free?
- No. Nano Empire costs $2.99 (US) to download.
- Does Nano Empire have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- What are the best alternatives to Nano Empire?
- Lost Vault: AFK Retro RPG (4.7 from 3,622 reviews, premium from $1.99), Galactic Colonies (4.5 from 796 reviews) and Azmar Quest - Text Based RPG (4.7 from 323 reviews).
Nano Empire download
Last updated 10 years ago.
Nano Empire sells in 173 countries. It was released 11 years and 3 months ago, on 3 Jul 2015. It holds a 4.7 rating from 232 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.