Civilization

Theme

200 games in this category

Juegos en esta categoria

Terra Mystica: Big Box

2015

8,53
2-5 jugadores 60-150 min 4,00/5

Roll Through the Ages: The Iron Age with Mediterranean Expansion

2014

6,95
1-4 jugadores 30 min 2,30/5

Small World Designer Edition

2015

8,94
2-6 jugadores 40-80 min 2,58/5

Gaia Project

2017

8,35
1-4 jugadores 60-150 min 4,40/5

Through the Ages: Una Nueva Historia de la Civilización

2015

8,25
2-4 jugadores 180-240 min 4,44/5

The Great Zimbabwe

2012

7,85
2-5 jugadores 90-150 min 3,69/5

Antiquity

2004

7,83
2-4 jugadores 120-180 min 4,32/5

Struggle of Empires

2004

7,53
2-7 jugadores 180-240 min 3,59/5

Akrotiri

2014

7,15
2 jugadores 45 min 2,64/5

Britannia

1986

7,18
3-5 jugadores 240 min 3,16/5

La Città

2000

7,00
2-5 jugadores 120 min 3,27/5

History of the World

1991

7,11
3-6 jugadores 180 min 2,77/5

Antike

2005

7,07
2-6 jugadores 120 min 2,99/5

Three Kingdoms Redux

2014

7,84
3 jugadores 135-165 min 3,99/5

Vinci

1999

7,06
3-6 jugadores 90 min 2,78/5

Antike II

2014

7,44
3-6 jugadores 90-120 min 2,85/5

Mega Civilization

2015

8,15
5-18 jugadores 360-720 min 3,71/5

Ascending Empires

2011

7,14
2-4 jugadores 75 min 2,35/5

Age of Renaissance

1996

7,10
3-6 jugadores 360 min 3,85/5

Ad Astra

2009

6,85
3-5 jugadores 60 min 2,68/5

Preguntas frecuentes

Civilization board games simulate the rise and development of a society over time. Players typically research technologies, build cities, manage resources, and interact with other civilizations through trade or conflict. Games range from streamlined (7 Wonders, 30 min) to epic (Through the Ages, 4+ hours).
Top civilization games include Through the Ages (pure card-driven civ building), Terraforming Mars (Mars colonization), Scythe (1920s alternate history), Eclipse: Second Dawn (space 4X), Clash of Cultures (classic civ game), and 7 Wonders (streamlined civilization drafting for up to 7 players).
4X stands for eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate — the four core activities in this subgenre. Players explore unknown territory, expand their empire, exploit resources, and (optionally) exterminate opponents through conflict. Eclipse, Twilight Imperium, and Sid Meier's Civilization are examples of 4X board games.