Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth

In Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth we start on a known planet, assemble our own expedition and set off to conquer the galaxy. We play as the leader of an expedition destined to find a new planet for human habitation. The game features 6 different planets, but not all of them are suitable for human habitation. List of planets: • 186 Kepler-F. Huge green planet. Constantly blooming. The temperate, fresh climate will welcome people into its embrace. In this land, people will be happy and peaceful until new settlers want power; • Alpha Centauri-B. The planet closest to the Sun. Its settlement is guaranteed within the framework of the game, but one cannot stop there; • Tau-Sita-D. A completely new planet with an abundance of seas, water, archipelagos and diverse life forms. Not recommended for settlement, as it is extremely difficult to build an empire here; • Mu Altar-F. An indefinite mass, on one side of which there is a hot desert, unsuitable for existence. The other side is covered in darkness and cold; • Eridani E-82. Suffering from constant earthquakes. It is impossible to survive in conditions of limited resources; • This is Lisichka-B. A completely new planet. There is an entire civilization under your leadership, and your task is to recruit highly qualified scientists and soldiers; create the most favorable conditions for the existence of people on another planet. You decide absolutely everything in the game: from sponsoring the colonization of the planet to building the wonder of the world inherent in the entire Sid Meier's Civilization series. Progress consists of a network of technologies that the player must fully understand. Each captured planet has individual properties, such as its colonizer, so upgrade your people the right way! In a turn-based strategy that has already conquered half the population of our planet - Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth - we will have to spend several hours studying Kepler186F. This is a new planet. It was opened quite recently. There are forests, green areas, water and other natural factors necessary for humans. A person will definitely be able to settle on it. There is also Alfa-Central Bank here. It is close to us and has natural resources. Tau Ceti - there is too much water and different life forms here. In addition, there are several more planets that you will learn about as the game progresses. In this game you need to focus on creating a new society that goes against the old one. Political wars and public hostility towards the working class and everyone else led society to a complete split. Small groups of people have split up and are now ready to settle on a new planet. The fight for survival continues in space.