Sid Meier's Civilization: Revolution - PlayStation 3

Platform:
PlayStation 3
Release date:
2008-07-09
Genre:
Strategy
Score:
6.8
Publisher:
2K Games, Inc.
Developer:
Firaxis Games, Inc.
Magnet

Game description

Revolution is a turn-based strategy game about development and territorial expansion, with sixteen distinct civilizations from prehistoric times to the future. Not counting Silent Service, it is the second console-only Sid Meier branded game, the first being Sid Meier's C.P.U. Bach, and it is the first in the Civilization sub series to be released on console platforms. Specifically built up with console controls in mind, the original gameplay is intact but with stripped-down complexity. The available civilizations include America, England, Japan, Aztec, China, India, Mongolia, Rome, Egypt, France, Arabia, Greece, Spain, Germany, Zulu and Russia, each with their own leaders (e.g. Julius Caesar, Abraham Lincoln) and specific perks. Another civilization, the Barbarians, is not playable and they constantly wage war with the other ones. Gameplay sessions are generally shorter with fewer victory conditions and simplified city management. The possible strategies are still very open, as the four victory conditions are Domination, Technology, Economic and Cultural. Players can either build vast armies and try to dominate the other civilizations to capture their cities (Domination), or use a more subtle, diplomatic approach to gain the upper hand. There is a technology tree to eventually move into space and be the first to reach Alpha Centauri (Technology), players can try to create a World Back earn 20,000 gold (Economic), or build twenty wonders (Cultural). Units are often specific for a certain civilization and gain experience, as well as through research, to access upgrades. That way, a catapult can eventually become a tank. The focus is as usual on micromanagement. The two single-player modes allow for straight matches against AI players or rather fixed scenarios to complete. Multiplayer is supported for up to four players, free-for-all or with teams.

Game files information

Torrent name:
Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)
Region:
USA
Files size:
5.1GiB
File list:
/Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)/Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It).7z
/Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)/Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (USA) (v1.30) (Disc) (Update)/UP1001-BLUS30130_00-SMCIVREVOLUTUPD4-A0130-V0100-PE.pkg

Covers

Front Cover
Back Cover
Spine/Sides
Inside Cover
Inside Cover
Inside Cover
Inside Cover
Manual
Manual

Screenshots

Intro, Roman era.
Intro, space age.
Intro, the story starts here.
Main title.
Main menu.
Game options.
Civilopedia.
Civilization selection, Egyptians.
Civilization selection, Mongols.
Starting the game.
Tutorial can be skipped if you're familiar with the controls.
Attacking a barbarian outpost.
Certain forests, rivers and deserts can be named once discovered.
Reaching an economic milestone... gathering 20000 gold pieces will yield an economic victory.
If you don't feel war is the right course of action, try diplomacy.
Your military advisor has a simply policy: crush, kill and destroy.
Visiting friendly villages always yield some kind of benefit for your civilization.
Researching technologies.
These barbarians are putting up a fight.
If you have enough gold, you can spend it to immediately complete your current unit or building production.
Achieving multiple victories with a single unit will let you upgrade it as it becomes more veteran.
You can combine three same type of units into an army.
Checking your diplomacy status.
There are four different ways to achieve a victory in this game.
The caravan brought gifts to your town.
When caravan visits your town, you can check the banquet at your palace.
Checking the technology research progress and your cultural and monetary income.
Building a temple will increase your cultural progress.
Barbarian village has been overran by your ninja horsemen.
Build galleons to explore distant lands across the oceans.
Reaching the medieval era.
Attacking the Indian capital.
As you fast move throughout the map, the view will zoom out giving you better perspective of an overall globe.
Building roads between cities seriously saves your units their movement points.
Top 10 cities.
Technology tree.
Zoom in on the city to see individually build buildings and wonders.
Exploring new lands.
Archers are good defensive units, buy even they can dispose of a couple of rough barbarians.
Checking the advantages of a newly discovered technology.
The invention of gunpowder will let you produce riflemen and cannons.
Domination victory is achieved when all the other civilizations have been eliminated.
The room of great leaders.
By keeping your units in defense mode, they will dig in and create barricade that will raise their defense.
With time your dust roads will turn into asphalt ones, but their is no advantage in one over the other.
Managing your worker will affect your production time and resource gathering operation.
About to break our treaty agreement... cannot be done in democracy, though.
Keep your units over the enemy occupied fields to halt their resource and food gathering.
Missile launcher versus the archers, with your battleship aiding in combat.
Building new units.