The game-controlled opponent uses the same set of components as a human player, plus a new set of action cards designed to remove decisions that a human player would need to make. The expansion is due for release later this year, costing $40.Īhead of Terra Incognita’s release, the expansion’s designer Tony Fanchi has announced a free solo variant for A New Dawn, which allows the multiplayer game to be played with a single person.Ĭivilization: A New Dawn’s solo mode introduces an “automated player” controlled by a set of instructions that Fanchi describes as “a highly simplified version of the code that operates the AI opponents in the Civilization video games”. The upcoming release is said to introduce specific gameplay elements from Civilization VI, including districts and exploration, as well as increasing the maximum player count to five and doubling the number of playable leaders. The first expansion for A New Dawn, Terra Incognita, was recently revealed by publisher Fantasy Flight Games. Players race to completely victory objectives by expanding their civilisation, developing its technology and diplomacy or military might, using the cards in front of them to perform various actions.
Released in 2017, A New Dawn draws loosely from the latest entry in the long-running strategy PC series, Civilization VI. Sid Meier’s Civilization: A New Dawn, the latest board game spin-off from the strategy video game series, has received a free single-player mode you can download and play at home.
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