Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2 is now available on iOS via the the App Store from 2K.
Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2+ has been rumoured for a while now. It was first rated back in May of this year, then the trophy list for the handheld game turned up online a few weeks back.
Today, popular online gaming outlet Play-Asia.com started accepting pre-orders for the strategy title.
yes! I will definitely be getting this one. I've been hoping that this game would see the light of day.
Surprised it's getting a physical release to be honest. Something of a rarity these days on the Vita...
Not at all a rarity in Asia, which is the region this game is getting a physical release in.
Good point, actually. I don't really know much about Asian's buying habits, I naively assumed the situation was the same all around.
Surprised this is coming out to be honest. Simply because the website I saw post it had posted another Vita rumor involveing Resident Evil that turned out to be not true.
I played the original game and disliked it severely. It might be fun for someone who has never played a proper civ game but if you HAVE done that then CivRev offers nothing IMHO.
I felt it was a great Civ game for console. I don't know how you could do Civ 4 or 5 on a console, so this was a great way to garner new fans of the series. I think a lot would be lost in translation if you tried to make a straight PC port.
Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution 2+ is scheduled to be released on December 2015 in Japan.
EB: 2K has announced the arrival of the 2K Editors’ Choice Strategy Bundle on the iOS App Store, which will contain the iOS versions of Civilization Revolution 2, XCOM: Enemy Within, and Sid Meirer’s Starships. The bundle will cost $19.99, which is a 60% saving over buying the games individually. This will be a limited time offer, so act now or be left out in the 2K Non-Strategy-Having cold!
I think in a few years iOS and Android gaming could resemble console games. They dont lack graphical capabilities, just budgets and depth.
If any turn-based strategy game deserved to be on 3DS it's this one.