Sid Meier's Colonization -

: Success depends on managing individual units with specific professions, such as Master Distillers, Elder Statesmen, or Hardy Pioneers. These specialists can be recruited from Europe, trained in universities, or learned from Indigenous peoples.

: Unlike Civilization's simpler food and production model, Colonization features a complex economy with 16 types of goods, including raw materials like tobacco, sugar, and cotton, and refined products like cigars, rum, and cloth. Sid Meier's Colonization

: A remake titled Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization was released in 2008, utilizing the Civilization IV engine. : Success depends on managing individual units with

: The game has faced criticism for its simplified or "whitewashed" portrayal of colonization, particularly regarding the inability of Indigenous peoples to found their own cities or advance in the same way as European powers. : A remake titled Sid Meier's Civilization IV:

The player represents one of four European powers——with the ultimate goal of declaring independence from their "home" country and defeating the Royal Expeditionary Force.

The game has been praised for its deep economic systems and its ability to make the player feel the mounting frustration with "Crown" taxation that historically led to independence.