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The award winning mobile game The Battle of Polytopia which we wrote about coming to Linux previously with a big revamp is now confirmed to be launching on August 4.

For the PC release which include Linux, macOS and Windows it's being rename to The Battle of Polytopia: Moonrise. This is to help identify the Steam release, which was ported over to the Unity game engine. Not only is it getting a PC release but it's going to be expanded for it, so it's not just a "mobile game" on PC. It will have bigger maps, better map generation, more map customization options, random multiplayer matchmaking and much more.

Check out their announcement trailer:

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Feature Highlight:

  • Turn-based civilization strategy game
  • Single-player and online multiplayer for up to twelve players (PC, Mac OSX) including matchmaking
  • 4X gameplay (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate)
  • Choose to play as one of 12 tribes each with their own unique nature, culture and attributes
  • Exploration, warfare, farming, building and technology research provide a richly rewarding and varied gameplay experience
  • Auto-generated maps ensure each game is a totally new experience
  • Online leaderboards featuring the top scores for the best civilization builders
  • Five map types – tiny, normal, large, huge, and massive!
  • Configurable map types – Dryland, Lake, Continents, Archipelago and Water World
  • Three game modes – Perfection, Domination and Creative

The Battle of Polytopia: Moonrise will launch August 4 at $14.99 with a 33% discount for 24 hours. You can find it on the Steam page here.

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Nezchan Jul 15, 2020
So roughly the same price as buying all 12 basic tribes on the mobile version. I can live with that.

Pity they haven't done anything with the tech tree. It gets kind of stale after a few games, particularly since every tribe uses the same progression.
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