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BC4000: Civilization 4X

Strategy Games

Jianfeng Wu

iPhone iPadFree
Store rating
4.4 ★
Store ratings
290
AVALW mentions
0
Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 13, 2026

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About BC4000: Civilization 4X

Begin in 4000 BC with a settler and guide your people from stone tools to the Space Age. BC4000 is a turn-based 4X strategy game where you explore the world, found cities, research technologies, conduct diplomacy, and compete with rival civilizations for supremacy.

Three rulesets in one game:
- Fifth Ruleset: Grow cities through culture and faith, discover natural wonders, and lead your empire into the modern age.
- Second Ruleset: Classic empire building with a vast technology tree, great wonders, diplomacy, and conquest.
- Colonization Ruleset: Sail to the New World, found colonies, trade with Europe and native nations, and fight for independence.

- From Antiquity to AD 2100: Advance through eras, from pre-Bronze Age to Space Age.
- Deep Strategy: Balance growth, science, culture, faith, gold, and military power.
- World Exploration: Scout the map, discover natural wonders, and plan perfect city sites.
- Diplomacy & Trade: Make friends, rivals, pacts, and mutually beneficial deals.
- Fully Offline: Play anywhere, any time—no account required.

Inspired by the classic Civilization and Colonization series, the game uses graphics, music, maps, and text sourced from the public domain or under Creative Commons / MPL licenses. Full attributions are listed on the project site’s license page.

For details on how the app works and how your data is protected, please review:
Service Terms: https://drwjf.github.io/bc4/terms.html
Privacy Policy: https://drwjf.github.io/bc4/privacy.html

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