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Civilization II: Fantastic Worlds

Description

Civilization II: Fantastic Worlds is a scenario pack (the second) with nineteen total scenarios for Civilization II. Running the range of speculative possibilities from fantasy to science-fiction, it includes a Norse Midgard scenario, an Atlantis scenario, and a Jules Verne scenario... as well as Civ versions of MicroProse-published classics Master of Magic, Master of Orion and X-Com. It also includes a robust set of tools so that players can make their own scenarios.

Part of the Following Groups

• Civilization series
• Games with randomly generated environments
• Genre: 4X
• Inspiration: Author - Jules Verne
• Setting: Mars
• Sid Meier's games
• Theme: Steampunk

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User Reviews

A fantastic collection of Civilization II Scenarios	Kurt Sample (963)	unrated
Upgrade for Civilization II with easy to use scenario editor and 22 scenarios.	David Ledgard (63)

The Press Says

PC Games (Germany)	Dec 03, 1997	88 out of 100	88
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Mar, 1998	82 out of 100	82
GameSpot	Dec 18, 1997	8.2 out of 10	82
PC Player (Germany)	Dec, 1997	79 out of 100	79
PC Action	Dec 17, 1997	62.5 out of 100	62
JeuxVideoPC.com	Nov 25, 2001	10 out of 20	50

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Trivia

Some of the scenarios were made specificly for this add-on, and some popular ones were used off the net and included on the CD.