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• ↓ 30 years later, Civilization 2 inspires new 4X game Genesis
• ↓ Civ2: Red Alert 2 Siege of New York Scenario
• ↓ Firaxis Feature Workshop reopens for Arc of Tomorrow and Earthrise playtests
• ↓ Civilization VII devs detail the upcoming True Start Location Earth map
• ↓ Civ7 free to play until September 10!
• ↓ Civilization VII’s Arc of Tomorrow adds a free Atomic Age in 2027
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"Longtime CivFanatics user and legendary Civ2 modder Eivind IV has returned and announced the release of his own free Civilization II inspired 4X strategy game game, Genesis! Developed over roughly 1.5 years Genesis is playable on web & mobile and, perhaps most excitingly for Civ2 fans, is designed to import and play Civ2 scenarios. The game goes far beyond a simple remake, combining 4X gameplay with history, economics and ethics, allowing civilizations to emerge, split and transform across roughly 10,000 years of history, from the Stone Age to the Singularity. It’s completely free, requires no account or installation, and is now open for the Civ community to try out and provide feedback. You can check it out on the CivFanatics forums here."

"CivFanatics user Blake00 has released his Red Alert 2 Siege of New York Scenario for Sid Meier’s Civilization 2. This scenario converts Civ2’s world map into a sprawling urban metropolis of towering skyscrapers to recreate first Allied mission in New York from Red Alert 2 using converted graphics from RA2 and some of the great RA2 fan projects out there! Many parts of Civ2 have been changed making this one of the larger Civ2 Gold total conversion mods made (although no match for the recent Civ2 Heroes of Might & Magic modpack) and its little sister project the Civ2 Command & Conquer Tiberian Africa scenario was recently released too. It’s a few decades too late but he did it anyway! Interested? Check it out here!"

"Firaxis has reopened the Feature Workshop for Civilization VII."

"The next rounds focus on early builds of two 2027 releases: the free Arc of Tomorrow update (new Atomic Age, ~1950s–2050s) and the paid Earthrise expansion (space exploration + environmental tools). Workshop builds include hands-on features from both."

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30 years later, Civilization 2 inspires new 4X game Genesis

Civ2: Red Alert 2 Siege of New York Scenario

Firaxis Feature Workshop reopens for Arc of Tomorrow and Earthrise playtests

Civilization VII devs detail the upcoming True Start Location Earth map

Civ7 free to play until September 10!

Civilization VII’s Arc of Tomorrow adds a free Atomic Age in 2027