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Civilization: Call to Power
Activision
February 28, 1999
Genres
Simulator, StrategyDevelopers
ActivisionRelease Date
February 28, 1999 (26 years and 5 months ago)Publishers
ActivisionContent Rating
E Mild Animated Violence
Franchises
Civilization: Call to PowerDiscover Games
Summary
Civilization: Call to Power is a turn-based empire building game. The players start a civilization in the stone age and lead them to the future through science, diplomacy, war, trade, and other actions. Eventually, the player will be building colonies in space and cities in the ocean if the player can survive.
Genres
Simulator, StrategyPlatforms
Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), MacDevelopers
ActivisionRelease Date
February 28, 1999 (26 years and 5 months ago)Publishers
ActivisionContent Rating
E Mild Animated Violence
Franchises
Civilization: Call to PowerCommunity
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