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Not to forget: Civilization: Call to Power (1999) Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (continuing where Civilization II ended) (1999) Call to Power II (2000) Civiliz
by wolfgke 11y ago
Not to forget:
Civilization: Call to Power (1999)
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (continuing where Civilization II ended) (1999)
Call to Power II (2000)
Civilization: Beyond Earth (2014): Spiritual sequel to Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri.
There are of course other PC games that are related to the Civilization series but those are IMHO further away from the "main Civilization series".
- dragonwriter 11y agoSMAC and the Call to Power series were made by different companies than the main Civ series, even though, through the process of the various sales and mergers since, all the rights related to them are, I think, in the same place now.
- Quinner 11y agoSMAC was the same people, though you're correct about CtP.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> SMAC was the same people, SMAC was made by the same people (at least, some of the key people) that made Civ I-II, at a different company (Firaxis) from the one then producing and controlling the IP for the main Civ series (MicroProse) who had, IIRC, laid them off. Several acquisitions and spinoffs of everyone involved, and all the rights are now with Take-Two, of which Firaxis is now a studio under the 2K games umbrella.
- distances 11y agoApart from Alpha Centauri, most Civ fans (me included) prefer to pretend these games do not exist.
- parylose 11y agoI loved Call to Power II and Ages of Man But I can't play those any more because I'm addicted to hex maps now. And pie menus. I hope Civ 6 has pie menus.