Civilization A New Dawn Board Game | Tactical Strategy Game for Adults and Teens Based on the Hit Video Game Series | Ages 14+ | 2-4 Players | Average Playtime 1-2 Hours | Made by Fantasy Flight Games
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Features
- RULE THE WORLD AND BUILD AN EMPIRE: This tabletop game based on the groundbreaking video game series lets players become some of historys greatest leaders as they try to advance their people through the ages, from ancient history to the modern era. Trade, battle, build, and pursue your agendas to become the premier world power!
- STRATEGY GAME: As leaders of competing nations, players must expand their domains, gain new technologies, and build wonders to rise above all others and shape the world to their own vision. By balancing their nation's pursuits, leaders can build a new society greater than any that has come before and guarantee that their people will not only survive, but thrive.
- LEAVE YOUR MARK: By advancing their culture, science, economy, industry, and military, rulers can ensure their nations survival through the ages. However, true leaders want their civilization to not only survive, but thrive by advancing their pursuits and completing agendas.
- CHALLENGING AND COMPETITIVE: Will you conquer the world by spreading your influence, defeating enemy armies, or becoming the most technologically advanced nation in the world? Will you build a nation that will stand the test of time, or crumble into dust? The fate of your civilization rests in your hands.
- NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This exciting turn-based strategy game is made for 2 to 4 players and is suitable for ages 14 and older. Average playtime is appoximately 1 to 2 hours.
Description
Rewrite history to your own vision in Sid Meier’s Civilization: A New Dawn! This new turn based strategy game lets players build their empire over the course of ages, advancing their culture, technology, and military. Trade, build, and conquer to become the greatest leader the world has ever seen!
Product Dimensions: 11.63 x 2.88 x 11.63 inches
Item Weight: 3.25 pounds
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: CIV01
Manufacturer recommended age: 13 - 15 years
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: November 24, 2017
Manufacturer: Fantasy Flight Publishing
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The game was fun, you have to pay attention to the rules for a few games to actually learn how to play.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by Timothy E. White
After I pulled the box out of the Amazon box, it had a large gash across the front of the box, and it appears as if the plastic had melted to the front cover of the box.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022 by Rudi Frank
Lets start by saying that I’m a big Civilization fan, so the theme and scene is very familiar to me, so when I found out about a Civ board game there was a rush in me to buy it. If you are a fan of Civilization by Cid Meier games, you will find a theme rich and complex game in this. The other thing I have to say is that I only played (and will ever play) this game with the expansion. In my investigations pre-buy the reviews made it very clear that the expansion Terra Incognita fixed many of the problems and ambiguities of the base game and ads many well received mechanics. Now with review: The game put you in the shoes of civilization with unique advantages and leave you to form your own path to victory. The victory conditions are card that put and objective in the beginning. The first to complete this conditions, win; in a sense is a race to the finish. This is a long game, you should see yourself playing with friend for about 2.5-5 hours, in that sense is a epic game. One of my biggest complains with the game are the rules and how to learn them. The core system is easy and full of choice, you always have 5 (6 with the expansion) options that determinate your actions. The problem comes when there are a lot terms and in between the lines rules that affect the game and the rules fails to explain them. I short the rules book is a mess that gets worse with the expansion. Learning to play the game take like 1-2 hours of play time until you know what to do. When you do play, and you do understand the systems, it runs smooth like a well oil machine. The 5 options system is really cool and you should play it to really understand. The components in this game standard good. Like any Civilization game, you immerse yourself in the shoes of a leader and in the passing of the game you will fell your civilization growth, with your first city to you lv4 technology cards. The many leaders and win conditions makes for a long running game that have a lot of replay ability. Is you have a group that enjoys the thrill of building a civilization and have the patience to learn the rules by trial and error, this is a good game for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by Persio Bisono
If you love the computer version, then this game will be a lot of fun. There are a lot of rules and setting up takes time. Games will take a long time to play. But games are very engaging and fun once you learn the rules. There are a lot of strategies. Each civ has a special bonus like in the computer version. So each civ offers a unique play style. The game has wonders, techs, city-states, that you will recognize from the computer version. The game also uses modular map pieces that allow you to create random maps by assembling different pieces like a puzzle. This offers a lot of replayability. The two big weaknesses in the game are the lack of any real military play. There are no military units. You just roll the dices to "attack" a tile. I wish the game had military units. The other weakness is the lack of containers for all the tokens. There are a lot of different tokens and once you remove them, they will be loose in the box. I recommend getting some small ziplock bags to put all the tokens in. It will really help you organize everything nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by James A Hoffmann
Very involved, steep learning curve, all the pieces! Many things to keep in mind while playing, many ways to win, never the same game twice, very versatile game board, many different leaders and wonders that give handicaps or benefits that change even more aspects. All of these features mean you have to keep in mind a lot of details and make this game something you'll play with the same people over and over, it's not a quick board game for a party. They did a fairly good job of keeping a lot of classic civilization functions in a board game format. Good quality materials, pieces function well, but you may want to purchase a lot of little zip lock bags or some sort of organizer to help with game set up. There is one red wonder that seems to put the win in the bag for the player who gets it first. This one allows any card's action to be played a second time if you originally played it in the fifth slot - this basically means you play twice every turn if you set it up right and gives a major advantage that does seem unevenly overpowered compared to other wonders. No regrets in buying this though.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2019 by Keith P.
"A new dawn" is pretty abstracted and requires the expansion to allow you to see armies on the map. But don't let that take away from this being a awesome abstracted version of Sid Meier's computer civ game. The way the tech "tree" is made is pretty ingenious and a major selling point as it gives the feel your civilization is advancing technologically but without all the small details that come from building a major and multifaceted tech tree. Again it's recommended that you include the expansion which adds more detail and finer points some may be desiring in their civ games.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2021 by Blue DocD
What a great game! Setup takes some time but moves much faster once you get the hang of it. The learning curve is based mostly around the cards, which detail the actions you can take each turn. Knowing what they do and how to upgrade them throughout the game takes a lot of time during your first few games, so plan on 3+ hours, possibly 5+ if you have four players all learning together. I'm really disappointed with their support, though. Two of the "Tech III" cards have a printing error, switching the military art and title with the Industry art and title. I reached out and they flat out refused to fix it, and they aren't fixing it for future prints either. If you buy this, prepare to be disappointed in the inaccuracy. I'm also assuming that expansions are out of the question, which is really unfortunate. Don't buy this if you're looking for future support.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2019 by Matthew M Brown