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- Publisher: 2K Games
- Developer: Firaxis Games
- Platform: PC
- Genre: Turn-Based Strategy
- Mode: Single Player | Multiplayer
- ESRB rating: Everyone (E10+)
- Release date: October 25, 2005Gamespot:Civilization IV
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Civilization IV comes to life like never before in a highly detailed, 3D world that takes the gameplay experience to a new level. Civilization IV is one of Sid Meier's masterpieces and is considered to be one of the greatest PC game franchises of all-time.
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Religion system
One of Civilization IV's most prominent gameplay additions is the religion system. There are seven different creeds in the game, each of which are tied to a specific technology. Promoting the religion of your choice will higher your culture rating, and will eventually allow you to create a special building tied to that religion. While this feature is not crucial to winning battles in the game, it adds depth the gameplay and is a way to spread your influence to neighboring civilizations.GameSpot: Civilization IV Review (October 26, 2005) One other significant addition to Civilization IV was the graphics, which feature a full 3D world with higher quality unit animations.MobyGames: Civilization IV Entry
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Civilization IV Questions
Civilization? 2 AnswersI liked the Indus valley civilization the most. Reasons are that it was basically a city civilization. Importance were given to craftsmen. This Indus valley dev... read more
Mesopotamia civilizations? 3 AnswersThe two rivers Mesopotamia lay between were the Tigris and the Euphrates. Civilization is said to have started in Sumer -- the land between the Tigris and Euphr... read more
Who were the Caddoan civilization? 1 AnswerThey were Native Americans of East Texas. Caddo civilization goes back more than a thousand years before the beginning of written history. There are indicatio... read more
What is a civil court? 1 AnswerGenerally: Civil Court determines if the defendant is: Liable/Not Liable Criminal Court determines if the defendant is: Guilty/Innocent This differs from ... read more




