Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization | If you loved the original Colonization, you will love...

Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization | good game ! like usual.

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	Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization Windows \| 2K Games, 2008 average customer review:based on 54 reviews view larger image
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If you loved the original Colonization, you will love this one more.

As a fan of the original Colonization, I always wondered why they never built a sequel or had any type of continuation to the game... well with this release I am pleased to say that Sid Meier and Firaxis have done an outstanding job of remaining true to the original game while significantly enhancing the game with improved graphics on the CIV-4 Engine.

For those of you who like playing with the game settings to allow your cannons &/or other pieces to move more than one space, this is still contained in a file that can be modified to play with these settings. Most of the code seems to be contained in XML and Python, but it isn't difficult to figure out if you like messing with this stuff.

The game itself has a very high replay factor, though I will advise with High Graphics settings, and if you manage to take over the whole world with lots of pieces in play, you may experience some significant delays in processing a round, but I still consider this game worth every penny.

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good game ! like usual.

very good game. the new interface is really nice.

Only negative point : very hard to win the game. king army is really strong

Limited playability

Heavily based on the original Colonization, you, in the person of Dutch, English, French, or Spanish adventurers, discover, explore, and colonize the New World. Along the way there are native peoples with whom you trade, build alliances, and occasionally fight. You compete with other European powers for the best territory. Your missionaries provide converts who augment your painfully slow population expansion.

Fun game but unlike the other games in the Civilization franchise the predetermined ending for the game, a war of independence from the Mother Country, limits playability. This tends to reward gaming the underlying game mechanics rather than pursuing a true quest for colonization.

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