Civitas: World Simulator — a global strategy with elements of a historical simulator, in which entire states emerge, expand, and collapse under the influence of internal and external forces. You observe the development of a world where borders are constantly shifting, peoples form their own cultural groups, and political instability can destroy even a major power. Here, history unfolds from a multitude of interconnected processes rather than following a predetermined script. States on the move Each country develops according to its own laws and constantly interacts with its neighbors. Territories may change hands, states may expand, merge, or disintegrate into separate entities. Relations between peoples within a single country play a significant role. Differences in culture, origin, and language gradually change, leading to the emergence of new groups or the unification of existing ones. As a result, the political map of the world never remains static. Peoples and internal conflicts The simulation centers on a population with its own cultural, ethnic, and linguistic characteristics. These characteristics can change over time, impacting relations between groups and causing tension within the state. Political factions vie for influence, and weak governance fuels instability. Dissatisfied citizens can rebel against the ruler, and the intervention of foreign agents can spread revolutionary ideas and accelerate the country's disintegration. The world's own history Players can observe the events in World Management mode, change initial conditions, and create their own scenarios. Tools are available for creating rulers, renaming states, and changing their colors on the map. Players can influence the development of countries and see how their chosen conditions affect subsequent events. If you decide to download the torrent Civitas: World SimulatorPlease note that the game is designed primarily for experimentation with historical processes and free modeling of alternative scenarios. Politics determines destiny Relations between countries develop gradually and retain traces of previous events. States take into account past interactions, react to the actions of their neighbors, and change their attitudes toward other global actors. To expand influence, one can choose between peaceful or aggressive methods, while internal problems can hinder even successful external expansion. The developer continues to expand the simulation, including religious systems, trade, and additional political mechanics. Game features - Dynamic development and collapse of states. - Modeling ethnic, cultural and linguistic groups. - Internal political factions and popular uprisings. - Creation of rulers and change of state borders. - Peaceful and military methods of territorial expansion. - Setting up initial conditions for an alternative history.