Video: Civilization Revolution debut trailer
Announced just this morning, the first trailer for Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution has appeared online. The trailer relies solely on cinematics, so don't get your hopes up for any gameplay. Still, we do get a peek at some of the various groups and technologies you'll be controlling. More or less, think of this as a video version of the press release. It is there merely to whet the appetites of strategy-hungry gamers everywhere. Mission accomplished fellas. Now let's see some gameplay.
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Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. I am getting it for PC of course.
It looks cool,almost like a RPG, not a TBS.'
I would REALLY like era lock, like say you are locked in 300 B.C or 1400 A.D or even 2000 A.D.
Posted at 6:45PM on Jun 28th 2007 by tobin92
3. @tobin92,
Good luck getting it for PC... this Civ is being built from the ground up for consoles/handhelds. ;)
Posted at 7:35PM on Jun 28th 2007 by AoE
4. Eh, some how the civ games just never quite did it for me.... too impatient for turn based games.
Posted at 7:37PM on Jun 28th 2007 by Darko
5. its looks like fun.....but strategy games on consoles are hell to controll.
I have command & Conquer for my 360, I hate the control setup. I like strategy games...I used to play them on my pc...but my pc is a few years old, and cant handle th new games(well...smoothly, anyway).
I wish I could use my keyboard and mouse with th 360...that would make this game far more appealing.
Posted at 1:11AM on Jun 29th 2007 by Murc
6. ::Waits for turn::......Ahhhhhhhhhh...::looks out the window::....::waits more::.....::puts GoW back in cd tray::
Posted at 9:32AM on Jun 29th 2007 by Dac
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1. Yes, I'm excited. Just like Sid.
Posted at 6:33PM on Jun 28th 2007 by Jonah Falcon