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Review: Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age:: I never thought I'd play Civilization with my kids!
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Oct 2
By craniac As we finished, Joey came upstairs and saw us ending our game and demanded that I play a game with him. I told him it would have to wait until the morning, so at 7:30 this morning as I staggered out of bed we began another game. Joey didn't totally understand the relationship between goods and coi...
Clash of Cultures:: Reviews:: Prototype Review
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Tue, Jun 23
By Asperamanca I've always loved Civ games. Civilization brought me to board games. Vinci promised to be in the same vein, but left me unsatisfied. I've read about Sid Meier's Civilization: The Boardgame and Tempus, and decided they were not for me. Antike scratched the expansion and conquest itch, but fel...
Sid Meier's Civilization: The Boardgame:: Reviews:: The Clunky and Lively King
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Apr 3
By Darkmot History of Ages(Prelude) Then again, could I say myself that I am a Civilization gamer if I've never tried the game who start it all? The game who also inspired the legendary Sid Meier himself to create his amazing series? The Civilization/Advanced Civilization?
Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization:: Reviews:: No map, no tech tree, but deservedly most popular civ game there is
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Mon, Mar 23
By ALGO Cards? But where's my Tech Tree?=== Icons? What Icons?====== That doesn't sound like a Civ game!==== Is it just Multiplayer Solitaire?====== For those wanting something along those lines I'd recommend Twilight Imperium (it even has a tech tree!) though the theme is very different.
Advanced Civilization - A (somewhat) level-headed and short review of a holy-grail game.
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Mon, Jan 12
By BrenoK So, what is it about? Advanced Civilization is pretty much a game of negotiation and logistics. You move your pieces around in order to build cities and thus be able to draw more cards and, after trading, be able to buy technologies (VPs). That's the essence of it. There's more added to it, of co...
Opinion: The Best Strategy Game: Civilization 4
Original at expotv.com
• Sat, Jan 10
• 12 related articles
This is a video review of Sid Meier's Civilization IV. Sid Meier's continuing series of strategy games is even better now with Civ 4 www.expotv.com
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XBOX 360 Game Review: Civilisation Revolution aka my final purchase from Woolworths
Original at randomremarks (WordPress)
• Sun, Dec 28
By Charles 4/5 - It is one of only a handful of turn based strategy games on the XBOX 360 and is a good game despite it flaws and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a turn based strategy game for the Xbox 360. Game Details Title: Sid Meiers Civilization Revolution Developer: Firaxis Games Re...
REVIEW: Civilization Revolution DS
Original at Curmudgeon Gamer
• Thu, Dec 4
By noreply@blogger.com (JohnH) The novelty of being able to play Civilization on a pocket-sized device got to me, and I bought Civilization Revolution for my DS. The result is rather good, excellent even, but it also suffers from a number of irritating little lacks, lacks that result from the developers not taking the DS...
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - TTA third edition changes
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Sun, Oct 26
By filwi Cards are printed on heavy, plastic stock so they should last for a long, long time. The game designer (Sid Meyer) and the rock icon (Elvis) cards have gotten new graphics to avoid infringement and copyright issues (possibly there's been some threatening noises from Elvis's estate's law...
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - Worth Every Dime.
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Sat, Oct 18
By baymonkey Through the Ages hits a spot for me as only this game does. Many comparisons can and should be made to the computer game franchise Civilization, and they should be because any fan of that wonderful series will find many similarities in this boardgame and some clear differences.
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization Review
Original at IGN
• Fri, Sep 26
CA - The awkward title makes it seem like an expansion pack but Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization is actually a remake of one of our favorite and most ...
Review: Sid Meier’s Civilization IV: War of Two Cities
Original at Black Light Themes Forum
• Thu, Sep 18
By BLT News Bot Rating: 8 out of 10 stars Link: Berryreview Store Price: $14.99 I have been a long time fan of Sid Meier games, dating as early as Commodore 64 (I can hear some people saying what ...
Civilization Revolution Review
Original at DailyGame
• Tue, Sep 9
By jonas Sid Meier has credibility for a reason. This is the best RTS we've played on a console, bar none.
Opinion: Games Without Frontiers: Games Give Free Rein to the Douchebag WithinOriginal at Wired
• Sun, Aug 24
By Clive Thompson I know it's possible. Hell, I've watched and rewatched the YouTube videos of the 14-year-olds who've done it in Sid Meier's new game, Civilization Revolution. The guttural roar of the ICBM taking off, the flare of the missile as it arcs slowly across the sky, the terrifying rumble in your Xb...
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - Through the Ages: A Soulless Disappointment
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Wed, Aug 13
By NojNosredna I recently attended the BPA Con and had the opportunity to play this game twice, well more than twice but I didn't take the third. Prior to attending I had high hopes for TTA, it seemed to fit with kind of thing I liked. I love Advanced Civ, I've played Civ I-IV on the computer almost religiously s...
Sid Meier's Civilization: The Boardgame - Big Review of Sid Meier's Civ
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Jul 25
By sbarrera The game follows the basic outline of any civilization game. You move stuff on the board, maybe you fight some battles, you get money, and you build stuff and buy technology. Technology determines capabilities like how big you can make your cities, or what military units you can build.
Opinion: Civilization - So you want to play Civilization...
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Jul 11
By sbarrera Another interesting balance is the one between population and taxation. The same counters are used to represent people and money (they are flipped over when cities are taxed). It is necessary to manage this counter supply well, because you need population on the map to support your cities...
PS3/X360 Review - 'Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution'
Original at WorthPlaying.com
• Fri, Jul 11
CA - Games are measured in days, not hours. Porting this to consoles seems like an unlikely prospect at best, but that didn't daunt 2K Games and Firaxis, ...
Opinion: Critical Reception: 2K Games/Firaxis' Civilization Revolution
Original at Gamasutra
• Wed, Jul 9
While Civilization Revolution does a great job of introducing the concept and gameplay of Sid Meier's classic PC series to the consoles, it falls just ... Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution Review (Xbox 360) TeamXbox Civilization Revolution Gamespy.com
Review: Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution
Original at GamePro.com
• Tue, Jul 8
- Developed by Firaxis and the legendary game designer, Sid Meier, Civilization Revolutions delivers on its promise of an epic gaming experience with engaging ...
Review: Civilization IV
Original at Acton Institute
• Tue, Jul 8
By blog@acton.org (Jordan J. Ballor) It took awhile, but after its release in 2005, the latest installment of the popular computer game Civilization IV was received warmly by many cultural commentators. Civilization IV, or CivIV for short, was hailed alternatively as “a video game for the ages,” and “a kind of social-scien...
Civilzation Revolution Review
Original at AusGamers
• Wed, Jun 25
By AusGamers Pty Ltd We've been taking to world domination through a space race, a nuclear arms race and a theatre race in the home console version of Sid Meier's Civilization, Civilization: Revolution. Available for both PS3 and Xbox 360 (there's also a DS ...
Civilization Revolution Review: Compromise, Or Compromised? [Civilization Revolution Review]
Original at Kotaku
• Fri, Jun 20
By Luke Plunkett It Works: Yes. Civilization on a console works. Nearly everything about the game – from controls to tech tree progression to unit and building production has seen radical changes (more on that to come), but at its heart, this is still Civilization. It still feels like Civilization, it still...
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - Through the Ages: How to Properly Design a Euro-Civ Game
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Jun 6
By hancock.tom Maybe I am a greedy gamer, but where the hell is the map? What kind of civ game doesn't have a map? WHERE IS MY CIVILIZATION LOCATED? When I read that this was a civ game without a map, I thought, oh great, here comes an overly abstracted piece of shit that claims to be civ but actually plays more l...
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - Time and Tide Wait for No Man....
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Mon, Apr 14
By Odinsday Building and developing buildings, population and military is also relatively simple... you need a worker free to work in your new mine, for example, so you spend food to expand the population, and resources to build a new mine for him to work in. If want the technology card to have a better mine...
Opinion: Wrap-o-matic: Monday Night
Original at Kotaku Australia
• Mon, Mar 10
Super Smash Bros. Brawl Review: Mascot Mashing Mania Kotaku US takes a look at the Wii's latest Super Mario Bros.-themed title. I hear it's pretty darn good, but you'll have to check the review yourself to be sure. Hands On With Civilization Revolution Multiplayer Multiplayer Civilization....
Opinion: Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - First impressions & critique
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Mar 7
By Pum_ I really really like the Francis Tresham's original Civilization game. In fact my only problem with it is the length of time it takes to play - other than that it's brilliant! After reading about TtA I have been eagerly waiting to get this game for about a year. I got the impression that TtA woul...
Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization - Through the Ages: Long Review
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Mon, Mar 3
By Gamer_Dog I like so-called “gamers games” which are medium weight or heavy games with a lot of strategic depth. I like virtually all the recommended games that come up in its entry, so I went ahead and bought it without having a chance to play it. Components ∙ board warping ∙ box smell Gameplay
Opinion: Antike - One Diet Civ, Hold the Fun
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Wed, Feb 20
By Isamoor 2. Found new Cities 3. Build Fortifications to make Super Cities 4. Research Technology imageid=109989] imageid=175439] 2. Multiplayer Solitaire / Player Interaction / (Competitive / Casual) Oh, and I'm afraid for old AH Civ lovers, there's no direct player trading in Antike.
Re: Civ: Old-time fan review
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Tue, Jul 31
By mbtigger Activision and Avalon Hill ended up having to stop production of Civilization games and pay damages to Microprose. A few years later Hasbro gobbled up Avalon Hill AND the remains of Microprose. But then they sold their computer division to Infogrames.
Re: Civ: Old-time fan review
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Sat, Jul 28
By jens_hoppe Among the myriad of other civ games I have played after Civilization, I have never found one to capture the essence of that classic. The concept of players controlling population token (rather than armies), capable of co-existing with the other players' token, is a stroke of genius which...
Civ: Old-time fan review
Original at BoardGameGeek Forums
• Fri, Jul 27
By Jim Marshall by Jim Marshall CIVILIZATION REVIEW • Buy Civilization advance cards. • Coastal or island Civilizations benefit from Astronomy, and (possibly) Cloth Making (which is a cheap card, which in the long run may not be a good thing – see point 1).
Opinion: Sid Meier's Civilization IV
Original at ThisNext
• Mon, Dec 4
By gordon Meier's simulation of human history is, for a desktop consumer product, remarkably well thought out and complete. It captures a lot of the macro dynamics of history in a believable way and can teach the willing-to-learn player a lot about resource management, as well as human nature. Civ4...
Opinion: Support Section Goes Live
Original at 1BC Civ Forums
• Thu, Oct 27
By Sean 2K Games has determined that a small amount of U.S. units of Civilization IV incorrectly included the French Language tech tree poster due to an error at an assembly plant. 2K Games is replacing this at no cost, please click this link for more information. We apologize for any inconvenience th...