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With a new engine built from the ground up, Civilization V is coming out to show players that strategy-based games are here to stay in this big world of MMO's and FPS's.
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Players are introduced to an entirely new combat system, deeper diplomatic interactions and a cavalcade of expanded features that deliver a fully immersive experience providing hours of entertainment as players build and defend their empire on their quest to become the greatest ruler the world has ever known. |
Civilization V makes changes to the playing field by utilizing Hexagonal tiles. That's right...Hexagons. This brings a better view of the battle field, and a richer/deeper gameplay experience. Graphics are getting beefed up, (as to be expected) along with animated leaders who now speak in their native tongue, a new feature added for the first time. Also players will be able to experience ranged bombardment combat, giving players a new way to control strategic combat. Along with 18 different Civilizations to choose from, you can turn that monkey of a caveman into the first guy to walk on the moon!
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In addition to the new gameplay features debuting in Civilization V, an extensive suite of community, modding and multiplayer elements will also make an appearance. |
Modding and multiplayer elements are key for a strategy game to be successful in this generation. With a huge Civilization following, i am sure the modding community will keep everyone on their toes and busy working through new campaigns.
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Each new version of Civilization presents exciting challenges for our team,” said Sid Meier, director of creative development at Firaxis Games. |
If this isn't enough Civilization news for you, don't forget that Sid Meier's Civilization Network is also being released as a Facebook application. Civilization V is scheduled for a Fall 2010 release. So dust off that keyboard, grab some Bawls and let world domination begin!
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