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IGN gave the game a score of 9.4/10, calling it the 'best Civilization expansion so far' that 'takes the dangling threads of Gods & Kings and brings them to their full potential.' The review went on to praise the new mechanics such as tourism and ideologies for removing the late-game tedium and allowing for more complex and flexible strategies.

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PC Gamer gave the game an 88/100, calling it 'A recipe for hundreds of hours more delicious turn-based strategy.' The reviewer praised the game's modification to later eras and victory conditions.

GameSpot gave the game a 9.5/10 praising its gameplay that allows for varied play styles and new mechanics. Reception Ĭritical response to Brave New World has been positive. The new city states include Riga, Vancouver, and Kyiv. Nineteen new city states were added to replace old city states that were merged into their civilization counterpart. Other new civilizations were added to provide players with a more 'interesting gameplay experience', many of them showcasing the gameplay features new to Brave New World for example, players as Portugal or Venice are encouraged to make use of the new trading route system. The developers stated that they wanted to include civilizations from parts of the world less commonly represented, namely Africa (Zulu, Morocco) and South America (Brazil). Additionally, Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, previously released in the first expansion, is included along with the nine new civilizations for those who did not purchase Gods & Kings. In addition, The Statue of Zeus, previously released in the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World DLC, is included in the game.īrave New World adds nine playable civilizations and leaders: Casimir III of Poland, Ashurbanipal of Assyria, Pedro II of Brazil, Shaka of the Zulus, Maria I of Portugal, Gajah Mada of Indonesia, Ahmad al-Mansur of Morocco, Enrico Dandolo of Venice, and Pocatello of the Shoshone. A civilization's tourism output must be greater than every other civilization's culture output to achieve the cultural victory.

Tourism is achieved by creating great works of art, music, and writing. The cultural victory has also changed with the introduction of tourism. In order to achieve the diplomatic victory, one must be voted the world leader at a World Congress meeting. With the introduction of the world congress, beginning in the Renaissance era upon one civilization discovering printing press and meeting every other civilization, proposals can be voted on that influence the conditions within the world, trade embargoes, as well as world activities such as the World's fair. The diplomatic gameplay aspect has been improved in the expansion. In addition, the Piety policy tree has been updated so that it now deals entirely with religion. Aesthetics focuses on culture while Exploration focuses on naval activities. Two new social policy trees were added to replace the old policies becoming ideologies. Each ideology has 16 unique tenets, which are unlocked and feature bonuses similar to social policies in the core game. There are three ideologies available to choose, all of which were formerly the Industrial era social policies: Order, Freedom, and Autocracy. Once players either reach the Modern era or finish three factories, they must choose an ideology to continue the game. Social policies have been overhauled in Brave New World with the introduction of the new ideology system. Brave New World reintroduces Christianity to split into three religion branches, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy and Protestantism. The expansion pack includes and expands on all of the mechanics of Gods & Kings. Thus the Great Artist has changed a lot with the features above, along with Great Musician and Great Writer. The expansion adds nine Civilizations, eight Wonders (the Parthenon, Broadway, Globe Theatre, Borobudur, the Uffizi, the Red Fort, Prora and the International Space Station ), eight buildings, twenty units, two scenarios ( American Civil War and Scramble for Africa), a new Trade Route system using Caravans and Cargo Ships trade units, Ideologies, the World Congress which expands the diplomatic aspect of the game, and an improved Cultural Victory including Tourism, Archaeology and a Great Work mechanic to the core-game.

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