If you think a sci-fi Civilization on an alien planet sounds like a brilliant new idea, you’re wrong. Sid Meier, the creator of Civilization, first explored the concept in Alpha Centauri, a 1999 turn-based strategy game for PC. Beyond Earth is a spiritual successor to that series, but it won’t use the Alpha Centauri name since publisher Electronic Arts owns that property and Firaxis now works with publisher 2K Games.īut don’t worry about old Alpha Centauris and new Beyond Earths. You can get a similar experience to both in Civ V right now with a handful of mods. While some of these mods require the Gods & Kings mod, they should all also work with the latest add-on, Brave New World. In the future, we’ll no longer belong to nations. Everyone knows that corporations, religion, and private militaries will run the planet. Alpha Centuari had those, and modder Framedachitecture brought them into Civ V with this mod. This add-on introduces civilizations like The Lord’s Believers, The Spartan Federation, and The Human Hive to Civ V. For Morgan Industries, you’ll control Nwabudike Morgan (which the game represents with a picture of actor Morgan Freeman). Naturally, each civ also has its special ability and unique buildings and units. In Alpha Centauri, players didn’t choose social policies.
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