At the annual gaming event SPARK 2024,Japan Archives Tencent Games announced the start of limited paid closed-beta testing for the mobile version of Civilization, though it has not disclosed a specific date for its non-wipe tests. The Civilization series, developed by US firm 2K Games, is an iconic turn-based strategy franchise renowned for its immersive gameplay and historical depth. Players take on the role of leaders of civilizations, guiding them through various eras of history, managing resources, developing cities, conducting diplomacy, and engaging in warfare with other civilizations. Tencent’s Aurora Studios acquired the franchise from 2K Games and has collaborated on the development of the mobile version, according to the Chinese gaming giant. The full launch of the title is anticipated for the latter half of this year. [Tencent Games Weibo, in Chinese]
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