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Civilization II Scenarios

This product is included in Civilization II Gold Edition

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Hot - from Computer Gaming World

Get Civilized. ...Again and Again.

With 20 new challenges, Sid Meier's Civilization II Scenarios delivers more worlds to conquer and more long nights. The expansion disc includes 12 brand-new scenarios developed by the creators of Sid Meier's Civilization II and enhanced with new advances and units. Completing the collection are 8 additional scenarios developed by avid game players of Sid Meier's Civilization II.

After the Apocalypse. The worldwide nuclear cremation is in the history books. How well can you rebuild in the ashes of this strange new world?

Alien Invasion. Here come the Hodads! Vicious monsters from space have landed and already devastated most of the Earth's population. It's up to you to stop them.

American Civil War. The bloodiest war in American history, recreated with you in command, includes several new period units designed specifically for this war between the states.

What's new in Sid Meier's Civilization II Scenarios:

Enjoy new, original music and sound effects

Powerful new macro language for scenario builders

Includes over 100 new units

Discover the "Best of the Net" - some of the best scenarios from the Internet, created by addicted Sid Meier's Civilization II players just like you

Requires Sid Meier's Civilization II to play.

Reviews:

Computer Gaming World, February 1997

"The stand-alone scenarios that came with Civ II weren't particularly memorable, a situation corrected in a big way with this excellent add-on pack. The ancient campaigns are a wonderful change of pace, forcing you to conquer the known world as Alexander and Genghis Khan did, without the benefit of tanks and stealth bombers. There are several nice touches through: Spices are enhanced for the Age of Discovery; the Great Wall is obsolete in The Mongol Horde; you can't change government types in Jihad. It's a shame the multiplayer options haven't yet been implemented, but even so, this should keep Sid Meier fans sleepless until the seemingly inevitable Civ III."