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Cividlization 2

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Civ Builder, Idler, Incremental

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Javascript/HTML5

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Idle / Active strategy game inspired by the Civilization Series.
Manage your city, research new techs, gain culture, trade with your neighbors, conquer cities and try to survive!

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