![]() ![]() It wasn’t as artistic as the first game, but it’s still pretty decent. Warlock had a sequel in 2014 called Warlock 2: The Exiled, which leaned a little more towards dimension. You can also colonize those spaces and expand your empire in this way. ![]() What’s great is, if you got bored doing as much of Civ’s mundane stuff on the main map, you can just take your armies and search for portals these would lead to other “letters” and would constitute other dimensions, with more difficulties. Published through Paradox Interactive 2012, it’s a combination of reports that augmented it beyond a “fantastic civics” game and proved to be a desirable counterpoint to Civ 5. If you take Civilization V and then load fantasy elements like magic (rather than technology), NPC monsters, and portals to other dimensions, then you have Warlock: Master of the Arcane. We are going to create a separate list of games like Civilization, however we discovered some very quick examples for this one, so don’t worry if there is too much overlap. While we have a compromised list of wonderful 4X games in general (in which Civilization is enabled), some of you might be interested in looking for something more like the popular Firaxis series. ![]()
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