Call to power was the Civ game that got me really into Civ games.

I had played Civ 2 before it, but Civ:CtP is what really got me into the franchise.

Such an under rated gem. Can't believe mainstream civ games still don't have a space layer.

It's a shame they never made a second one, I remember it being pretty good.

All games were good when I was that age though....

More like "RTS is on the rise and we need to grab some of that dorito-stained cash".

its german. für, for

Rust based linux

Linux, Xenia edition

I have to find a working drive first x)

I am only guessing and extrapolating based on how this usually goes:

• It's probably possible to get it to run but would take a lot of work
• It's probably much easier to just run the windows version under Wine

While the Linux kernel usually maintains long term backward compatibility very well unfortunately the userspace (libraries) is a different story.

Looking at the game's faq the main dependency seems to be SDL. There is no OpenGL or other 3D library requirement. It might also depend on which version was shipped on the CD according to the faq there was an earlier statically linked version (which I am guessing might be easier to get to run) and a later dynamically linked one.

Usually there is an issue with glibc or Mesa compatibility.

...Does this game use Mesa?