Civilization III Play the World

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Civilization III Play the World
Developer(s)
Engine	Custom
Release date(s)	2002
Genre(s)	Turn-based strategy
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Media	CD
Input	Mouse and keyboard

A Korean civilization Hwacha when attacking.

Civilization III: Play the World, released in 2002, is the first expansion pack for the award winning game Sid Meier's Civilization III. Play the World added some civilizations from the original game, a new multiplayer feature, new Wonders of the World, new units, and new game modes, including elimination, regicide, and capture the flag.

Play the World (PTW) was generally poorly received. The main feature, multiplayer, was extremely buggy and slow. Most issues were worked out in the second expansion Conquests (C3C) which led many to regard Conquests as the expansion that Play the World was supposed to have been.

Civilization III: Play the World can also be found on Civilization III: Gold which includes the original Civilization III and Play the World. Civilization III: Play the World is also found on the new Civilization III: Conquests expansion.

[edit] New civilizations in Play the World

Civilization	Qualities	Starting Advances	Special Unit	Leader	Capital
Arabia	Religious, Expansionist	Ceremonial burial, Pottery	Ansar Warrior	Abu Bakr	Mecca
Carthage	Commercial, Industrous	Alphabet, Masonry	Numidian Mercenary	Hannibal Barca	Carthage
Celts	Religious, Militaristic	Ceremonial burial, Warrior code	Gaul Swordsman	Brennus	Entremont
Korea	Commercial, Scientific	Alphabet, Bronze working	Hwacha	Wang Kon	Seoul
Mongolia	Militaristic, Expansionist	Warrior code, Masonry	Keshik	Temujin	Karakorum
Ottoman Empire	Industrious, Scientific	Masonry, Bronze working	Sipahi	Osman I	Istanbul
Spain	Religious, Commercial	Ceremonial burial, Alphabet	Conquistador	Isabella I	Madrid
Scandinavia	Militaristic, Expansionist	Warrior code, Pottery	Berserker	Ragnar Lodbrok	Trondheim