C-evo

C-evo

    1.2.0

2º of 9 in Civilization games

Free (Open Source)
     
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C-evo is a game to build your own empires

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C-evo is a game for all players who want to dedicate some hours in having their mind awake, and get the missions are proposed. This game has been developed for those people and it is based on the civilities game of Sid Meier.

In this game you can create empires and improve them for making equal all of them with expansion and exploration, agriculture and industry, and so on.

For this reason, players must have a very agile mind in order to plan all strategies and be careful not to run out of resources to its military assets. For making easy the mission, you can download various maps, names of the tribes with which you will see and important information, directly from its web.

With C-evo you cannot bore, because it has a lot of empires to improve and create, give them all that you need and you will find in your way in order to your population can live in these empires that you create.

Download now and create your empires.

 

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Additional details

Size

3.32 MB

Latest version

1.2.0

Language

English 

Total Downloads

3,387

Works with

Windows XP

Date

9 years and 8 months ago

Developer

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