Quote:2K Games has announced Sid Meier's Civilization V for release on PC this autumn.

We popped over to Baltimore-based developer Firaxis recently to check on the game's progress and will have a full preview and interview to present in a few weeks.

In the meantime, you can check out the first Civilization V screenshots on Eurogamer now.

We can also reveal that Civ V (or "Civvy" if you like) puts you back in the role of a world leader, guiding one of 18 civilisations from the dawn of man to the space age, and that you will be doing war, diplomacy, research and reality TV in between. Most of those.

You will also pit your wits against some of the greatest and most notorious leaders of this or any age, although full details are still to be announced.

We do know, however, that City States will present a new diplomatic battleground, and that you will continue to manage relationships with other leaders by bribing them, trading and kicking their heads off.

source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/civili...for-autumn

:O

It's pretty, but it's hard to be excited. In my eyes, the Civilizations series has only gotten better and better over the years, but at this point I'm ready for them to go in a new directionl. Pretty much the same as my thoughts on RoTK series.

a bit modified civ 4 i think.