Civis

Play:

Full screen Touch: Tap the hourglass button to advance turn phases — confirmed working. Tap the map to pan the camera. Player setup uses native dropdown menus, fully touch-friendly by default. · Keyboard: Click with a mouse, identical to touch.

About:

A hex-grid 4X strategy game: build and manage cities, research technology, trade, and fight for territory against up to three AI or human opponents in local hotseat play. The turn-phase system (upkeep, trade, production, movement, research) is confirmed working. Save, Load Game, Help, and Settings are unimplemented in this version, so sessions cannot currently be saved.

Credits:

Made by Daniele Veneroni (GitHub: Venerons), 2013. Published here under the GPL-3.0 licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-07

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Tags:

4x · strategy · hex-grid · civilization-like · browser game · free · open-source