Since the beginning of the Sid Meier's Civilization franchise, players have been tethered to land. Coastal cities and oceanic trade routes are key to expansion, and naval superiority is often helpful in military pursuits, but most leaders succeed by dominating the sprawling continents. Soon, though, that approach will face complications.
Civilization: Beyond Earth's first expansion, Rising Tide, invites players to the seas. Maps aren't divided anymore. Coastlines are no longer boundaries. Settlers can colonize water tiles, establishing cities as far into the ocean as desired. And in addition to this maritime focus, Firaxis is incorporating a new diplomatic approach, hybrid affinities, factions and artifact system.
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Civilization: Beyond Earth's first expansion, Rising Tide, invites players to the seas. Maps aren't divided anymore. Coastlines are no longer boundaries. Settlers can colonize water tiles, establishing cities as far into the ocean as desired. And in addition to this maritime focus, Firaxis is incorporating a new diplomatic approach, hybrid affinities, factions and artifact system.
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