Sid Meier’s CivNet

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Also known as

Civilization for Networks

This multiplayer strategy game challenges you to build a civilization from 4000 BC, featuring online play and a map editor.

Sid Meier's CivNet was released for DOS in 1995 by MicroProse; it is a standalone multiplayer version of Civilization and not a port of an earlier game, so the original release year is also 1995.

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Platform: MS-DOS
Released: 1995
Genre: Strategy
Theme: Historical , Civilization , Diplomacy
Perspective: Top-down
Visual: Free camera
Size: 38.25 MB
Version: windows.bat
Rating: 0 votes
Developer: MPS Labs , MicroProse Chapel Hill
Publisher: MicroProse Software, Inc.

About Sid Meier’s CivNet

Sid Meier's CivNet is a multiplayer adaptation of the original Civilization, retaining the single-player mode. The experience begins in 4000 BC with a small group of settlers, from which players develop their society through city construction and technological advancement.

Rival civilizations provide competition as the game progresses. The core systems and gameplay remain identical to the foundational title. A notable inclusion is a map editor for custom scenarios.

Network play is a central feature, with the software offering various connection methods for multiplayer sessions.