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Civilization fans will be happy to hear of Sid Meier week on GamersGate, taking 50% off all games in the distributor's catalog under the name.
We've harvested a bumper crop of new shots of the Civilization-inspired city builder, CivCity: Rome. Situated between the tumultuous time of Republic and Empire during Julius Caesar's reign, you'll serve as governor of a quickly growing Roman city.
Keep it all under control by offering your citizens scores of civic services, brutal arena entertainment and splendorous wonders. The nearly overwhelming amount of technology research you can choose from will make for a unique experience through
2K Games' CivCity: Rome is a city building sim inspired by the Sid Meier's Civilization games, and we've got some tasty new screenshots of the fast-approaching PC title.
Developed by Firefly Studios in conjunction with Firaxis, CivCity gives gamers the challenge of recreating the glory of ancient Rome by slowly developing a small settlement to rival the glory of the height of the Roman Empire.
The game combines a sophisticated city builder with gameplay features found in Civilization, such as
Friday 28 April 2006
2K Games' CivCity Rome is a city building sim inspired by the Sid Meier's Civilization games, and we've got some tasty new screenshots of the PC title, which is due for release on 16 June.
Developed by Firefly Studios in conjunction with Firaxis, CivCity gives gamers the challenge of recreating the glory of ancient Rome by slowly developing a small settlement to rival the glory of the height of the Roman Empire.
The game combines a sophisticated city builder with gameplay
Controlling all of human existence? Yeah, we've done that. But this summer, 2K Games will publish CivCity: Rome, an intriguing sounding spin-off from Sid Meier's popular Civilization series of games. This time, you'll focus on just one city, but what a city it will be.
When you're building something as important as Rome, you have to start somewhere; it will apparently be as a small city. Grow it with schools, theaters, forts and that legendary venue for "sporting combat," the Circus Maximus.
