Release Date: 1997
"Civilization: Shin Sekai Shichi Dai Bunmei," released for the Sega Saturn, is a Japanese edition of the renowned strategy game series originally developed by Sid Meier. In this iteration, players embark on a journey to develop an entire civilization from the ground up, starting from the dawn of humanity and progressing through to the modern era. The game challenges players to strategize economically, culturally, technologically, and militarily to expand and defend their growing empires. Unique to this version is the inclusion of Japanese elements in the user interface, advisors, and historical scenarios, tailoring the experience to the Japanese audience while maintaining the core gameplay mechanics that made the series a global success.
The game itself is notable for its detailed and complex gameplay that involves managing various aspects of civilization development including technological research, diplomacy, and warfare. One of its significant game features is the ability to choose different historical leaders, each with their unique traits that influence the play style. The Sega Saturn version took advantage of the console’s capabilities to handle extensive graphical details and complex AI algorithms, which were quite advanced at the time of the game's release. "Civilization: Shin Sekai Shichi Dai Bunmei" remains a cherished title among the Sega Saturn’s library, praised for its deep strategic gameplay and educational value in teaching players about historical progress and cultural evolution.
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