Master Windows operating system, including system administration and troubleshooting
Learn C#, the central language to .NET development and game design
Master Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook for productivity and professional use.
Master Blazor for building interactive web UIs with C#
Master ASP.NET framework for building web applications with C#
Create and publish a NuGet package, contributing to the .NET ecosystem
Master Visual Basic for Applications for Microsoft Office automation
The expansion adds the Atlanteans and the titan you spend the whole game trying to release.
Three Native American civilisations, war chiefs and fire pits; the first Age III expansion.
China, Japan and India, each winning by building a wonder rather than collecting one.
Rome added to the 1997 original, with four campaigns and the units that fixed its worst balance.
Ensemble swap history for Greek, Egyptian and Norse myth: favour, god powers and a hydra that grows heads.
Japan as the festival map, with Tokyo as the city you drive out of; Playground Games, May 2026.
Southern France and northern Italy joined up, with the fields between the roads opened for driving through.
Australia as a festival map, Gold Coast beaches to outback dirt, with four events running at once.
The Top Gear test track, a Nurburgring lap and the car list Xbox built its simulator on.
Kudos points for driving with style through Yokohama, Sydney and Edinburgh, on a soundtrack you rip yourself.
Britain through four seasons that change for everyone at once.
Attila, Montezuma and El Cid; the expansion the competitive scene still plays.
The 1997 original: twelve ancient civilisations, from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
Gunpowder, home cities and the colonial era; the awkward middle child of the series.
Honey I Shrunk the Kids as a survival game in a backyard; Obsidian.
Mexico as a driving festival; the best open-world racer.
The whole Earth from satellite data; fly over your own house.
The 2021 return of the medieval RTS with documentary campaigns.
Raz inside more heads; Double Fine's sequel sixteen years later, and better.
Crew a pirate ship with friends and sing shanties; Rare's shared world.
A road-trip festival across Colorado; racing as a holiday.
A guardian spirit through a dying forest; hand-painted, with an escape up the flooding Ginso Tree.
Bigger, harder and with an owl; Moon Studios' sequel.
Infobox
