Sid Meier's Civilization 5

Sid Meier's Civilization V is an RTS-style strategy game in which we continue to build a civilization from primitive times to the present day. You can choose from 18 strong powers of this world, within which you can add 7 wonders of the world, put under the control of a leader who has individual characteristics, and also does everything in his own way. The legendary turn-based strategy series introduces us to the sequel, which adds a huge number of additional territories. The developers of Civilization 5 warn that city forces have appeared in the game, within which exactly the same development is taking place, only in a minimalistic form. Such a city can also become the master of the world, but it is more difficult for it to come into contact with strong powers, since this is not economically interesting. The in-game tech tree has been severely damaged. Nowadays, most moves involve developing technology as quickly as possible, but this does not speed up the game compared to other factors. Resources are still divided into rare, bonus and strategic. The more we plan and create, the longer it takes to build our empire. Increasing the city's territory can be achieved through two factors: eliminating opponents in nearby areas or through cultural development, which makes people happier. Captured cities can now be liberated, abandoned, turned into a colony, or made a satellite. The latter allows you to generate income and resources, but people's happiness will be reduced due to the aggressive spirit. There are also changes to the battle zone in Sid Meier's Civilization V. A killed unit does not disappear from the army, but is simply transferred to the nearest military base. If he sets up camp, he is moved there, but his condition becomes noticeably worse. The variety of military units increases with the level of civilization.