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Civilization: Call to Power

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Civilization: Call to Power is a 1999 strategy game developed and published by Activision.

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文明帝國:權傾天下CTPCivCtP문명: 콜 투 파워

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About Civilization: Call to Power

Civilization: Call to Power spans from primitive history to the techno-future of 3000 A. D. Experience new units such as Genetics, the Spaceplane, the Superconductor, the Nanite, and more. Your goal is to lead a conquest of land, water, and space, where every choice affects your future world. Welcome to Civilization: Call to Power. Build an empire to span history from primitive beginnings into the sci-fi future of 3000 A. D. Lead your turn-based conquest on land, to the recesses of the ocean, and into the vastness of outer space. Civilization: Call to Power is the next generation of world-building strategy games, offering more unique features than any other game in the genre. It features a 7,000-year time span reaching from primitive history to the future realms of science fiction. The experience is further enriched with unique nonmilitary strategies, vivid graphics, an engaging multiplayer mode, and breakthrough empire management options. Civilization: Call to Power provides both new concepts, like military readiness, and new time-saving interface tools that simplify empire management, such as an advanced queuing system that frees you up to focus on the big picture. Discover who among your friends will rule: Go head-to-head in multiplayer world building via the Internet, a local area network, modem to modem, or e-mail. But remember--in war, even friends can become enemies.

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Civilization: Call to Power is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:

Windows (1999)

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