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Civilization manual

To launch the game, run civilization/civ.bat.

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Civilization soundtrack

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The playlist:

01 - 01 - Introduction, Part I
02 - 02 - Introduction, Part II

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Civilization reviews

Abandonware DOS: "I clearly remember the first time I played Civilization. It was, perhaps, the first time I played a 4X game (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, eXterminate). It took me a fair amount of time to learn the mechanics, understand the pace of the game, the gameplay and to finally beat the computer AI. Civilization marked the birth of a new genre that spawned sequels, blatant copies, and lots of other 4X strategy games and I think I can talk for every turn-based strategy fan out there when I say: thank god for that."

Dragon (1992): "Civilization is one of the highest dollar-to-play-ratio entertainments we've enjoyed. The scope is enormous, the strategies border on being limitless, the excitement is genuinely high, and the experience is worth every dime of the game's purchase price. This is an absolute <i>must</i> purchase for any PC/MS-DOS gamer. We again hope it will be translated to other systems such as the Macintosh and Amiga. Congratulations, Microprose and Sid Meier, for another truly outstanding simulation!"

Retro gamer collector's corner:

The original manual included the famous tech tree on paper called "Civilization Advances Chart".

There have been several sequels to Civilization, including Civilization II (1996), Civilization III (2001), Civilization IV (2005), Civilization Revolution (2008), Civilization V (2010), and Civilization VI in 2016. In 1994, Meier produced a similar game titled Colonization.

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More information on Civilization

Status: abandonware
Also published for: Amiga, Atari ST, PlayStation, SNES
Abandonware DOS views: 70147

Awards won by Civilization:

1992 - Computer Games of the Year, Electronic Games Arcade Awards (MS-DOS).
1992 - Best Entertainment Program, CODiE Awards.
1992 - Best Strategy Program, CODiE Awards.
1992 - Best Consumer Program, CODiE Awards.
1991 - Gamespot Greatest PC Games of all Time.
Selected for 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die.
1990s - The father of modern 4X games, Abandonware DOS favorite games.
Selected for All-TIME 100 video games TIME.com.

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Comments

old guy 24/11/2023 21:39
civ one and two started something new that kept most of us scifi buffs playing till 4 in the morning many knights
maxleod 02/05/2022 23:43
Greatest game ever. A timeless staple gem only surpassed by Civilization 2, which is basically Civilization 1 Enhanced. Still playing it in 2022.
Branko 16/01/2021 00:40
Great game i played for countless hours on my first PC. Looking for original game(not one augmented for windows..I remember in original game when you capture big empires capital it splits in two fractions etc...original intro...any clues???

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