FreeCiv Reviews

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1. Mike

   | Working at StreetPlan.net | over 2 years ago
   Cool tool. Easy to use.

   This is a great tool for anyone who wants to change something about a street they care about. It is easy to make before / after cross-section renderings. Great tool for urban planners, civil engineers, and landscape architects who want to see their ideas quickly and make sure it all fits in the right-of-way. With tutorials (click on question marks), it didn't take long to get good at it.

FreeCiv mentions (19)

• Unciv

  Well how about I introduce you to... FreeCiv! https://freeciv.org/. - Source: Hacker News / 7 months ago

• We built an entire game with graphics almost exclusively generated by DALL-E 3 (open source)

  There are many other commercial projects similar to this (colonist.io landover.io etc). None of them are open source though. This has been done in the past extensively (see freeciv.org, or Terasology, or 0 AD etc). Source: 7 months ago

• C-evo Distant Horizon (Civilization 2 and FreeCiv like opensource fan game)

  While many CivFanatics have probably heard of FreeCiv and Civ2Clone, there is also another freely available opensource indie game inspired by Civilization 2 called C-evo! C-evo aims to recreate the classic mid 90s TBS Civ2 like experience, but with more emphasis on a custom military unit designer, extremely powerful/deadly AI, and careful design of the rules, resulting in a true challenge. The game uses similar... Source: 7 months ago

• Ask HN: Released games built on FOSS engines?

  FreeCiv uses its own FOSS engine[0], can keep you occupied for days. [0] http://freeciv.org/. - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

• Thinking of setting up a private server

  The client and server are separate binaries; they are released together on freeciv.org, but Linux distributions put them into different packages. Source: 11 months ago

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