Call to Power II screenshots

Title screen - Singleplayer/Multiplayer selection

Main menu (Singleplayer)

In addition to your standard 'conquer the world' game, you have the option to play some scenario games.

Scenarios can have scripted events and encounters. The Magnificent Samurai, for example, plays out more like a role-playing game than a normal Call to Power game.

While not as powerful as in the first game of this series, strategic units like diplomats, spies, and clergy can still be used effectively.

Like it or hate it...as your civilization grows, man-made structures will dominate the once tranquil landscape.

Battles are fought on this close-up screen. There are still no tactical options outside of retreating, but at least pikemen can destory tanks with ease.

Map Editor

It's the year 2280 and the Roman Empire, yet still alive, has began to colonize the oceans...

The civilopedia offers detailed informations about all units/structures/etc. The current screen is for a future wonder, the Nanite Defuser.

Comparing government types in my High-tech Japan, 1926 A.D.

Call to Power II

Windows screenshots