Ranking was relative to all other players within the nation, meaning each player within a nation competed against each other to become king.

To be crowned king and become the leader of a nation, the player had to complete a series of objectives and achieve medals. Nations were structured by hierarchy, the highest being the king while other ranks include princes, dukes and other nobles. Multiplayer allowed players to form independent nations and battle other competing nations, a feature not present in previous installments. Players were allowed to play single-player or multiplayer matches allowing several players to work together and compete against others to achieve victory. Ĭivilization World featured online compatibility and had a heavy emphasis on multiplayer which allowed player-to-player interaction.

Mini-games had also been included to add more variety to the game.

The battle field had limited slots for each unit which allowed the player to prioritize and strategically pick and choose unit placements. When in combat with another nation, the player was able to choose from ranged, melee, mobile and naval units. Unlike previous installments in the series, the game featured real-time strategy rather than the turn-based strategy the series is known for. The goal of each game was to reach the end with the most fame points which could be achieved by completing achievements, discovering new technologies, completing era victory conditions or building a wonder of the world.

Civilization World contained many gameplay elements featured in previous Civilization installments such as building houses, farming lands, researching science, collecting gold and expanding communities over several eras.

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