Freeciv Go

Name: Freeciv Go
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.125 (850 reviews)
Author: Vladimir Davidovich

Vladimir Davidovich

4.1

850 reviews

10K+

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PEGI 7

About this game

Freeciv is a free turn-based multiplayer strategy game, in which each player becomes the leader of a civilization, fighting to obtain the ultimate goal:

To become the greatest civilization.

Players of Sid Meier's Civilization® series should feel at home, since one aim of Freeciv is to have rulesets with compatible rules.

Freeciv is maintained by an international team of coders and enthusiasts, and is easily one of the most fun and addictive network or individual-versus-computer video games out there!

Updated on

21 Jul 2024

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Ratings and reviews

4.7

784 reviews

Bishop

19 November 2024

has some interesting new additions and redefined tech, wonders, and units but missing alot of the functions and UI from the old regular free civ for mobile. No real ability to adjust game set up or save and the game starts in extreme zoom with no way to zoom out. Also no tech tree on this version when tech progression and descriptions have been completely changed making it impossible to plan your progress. couldn't even figure out how to terraform squares. I like the clickable city prompts.

Vladimir Davidovich

19 November 2024

For engineers to perform terrain transformations you’ll need “Fusion Power” technology. It is one of the most advanced techs in civ2civ3 ruleset.

David Southworth

1 November 2022

Great game for free and no adverts. Highly resembles Civ2. However the diplomacy is very limited. AI will not interact with you on many aspects of diplomacy. Also the AI has much stronger units. It takes a long time to kill a musketeer for example even if you have a tank, and that is on the easy setting. Needs to tweak this battle outcome as it is not weighted correctly. However great free game to relive great memories of the original.

11 people found this review helpful

Stephen O'Kane

31 October 2021

Very impressed with this, and very intuitive if you know the game (and for those of you who aren't, there's a bit of a tutorial). A tech tree would be very useful, and maybe some help with negotiations with other countries (but I think I struggled with them anyway in FreeCiv, being more used to Civ2)

14 people found this review helpful