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C-evo: New Horizons
Turn-based empire building strategy game inspired by Civilization II.
It is a turn-based strategy game inspired by Civilization 2 game where you can explore the world and build your own empire. New Horizons edition is a continuation of the last released original C-evo 1.2.0 version with many quality improvements. -
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C-evo
C-evo Distant Horizon; Empire Building Game
A Civilization style, turn based strategy game, of the Civ II era. In this game, each player becomes the leader of a civilisation. To win, the player's civilization has to be first to build a spaceship. C-evo Distant Horizon (c-evo-dh) is a fork of C-evo New Horizons, which is itself a fork of C-evo http://www.c-evo.org/ There is an excellent in-game manual, see... -
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CevoMapGen
Custom Map File Generator for C-evo
CevoMapGen is a map file generator for Cevo that facilitates harsher terrain and climate. It gives greater control than the internal map generator within the game, and allows much faster generation of novel or extreme worlds than using the map editor. -
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Atomic Research is a Battleships variant. The player is a scientist who wants to discover the postion of some atoms on the game board.
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