Modern Projects
Every national-scale project in milestones 0.41 through 0.50.
30 documented entries
Automated City Network
Sensors and robotics automate utilities, logistics, maintenance, and industrial scheduling.
Blue-Water Logistics
Scheduled ocean corridors connect island, coastal, and overseas cities with cargo capacity.
Civil Aviation Authority
Shared airspace rules and radio control expand Airport capacity without acting as a second unlock for individual aircraft.
Civilization Archive
A permanent historical record preserves achievements, leaders, projects, wars, cities, and monuments.
Coal Power Grid
Coal stations provide dependable baseload electricity with a visible pollution cost.
Commercial Intelligence Office
Market intelligence exposes shortages, sanctions, contract risk, and economic espionage attempts.
Cooperative Research Council
Allied and international research projects turn diplomacy into sustained scientific progress.
Corporate Charter
A national legal framework allows the civilization to found one player-controlled global corporation.
Cyber Command
Cyber defense and operations protect or disrupt infrastructure, commerce, and military networks.
Global Emergency Command
Shared planning coordinates disaster relief, migration response, and international requests.
Institutional Succession
Optional government succession changes leadership without deleting cities, territory, armies, or Legacy.
Integrated Defense Network
Fortifications, radar, artillery, fighters, and regional commands defend strategic infrastructure together.
International Air Network
Major airports coordinate long-range routes, refueling, and rapid global mobility.
International Investment Bureau
Investments connect foreign demand to local factories without creating a separate business game.
Mechanized Industrial Complex
Factories and industrial districts coordinate extraction, steel, fuel, and component chains.
Mechanized Supply Command
Fuel and parts follow mechanized armies instead of appearing wherever a unit happens to stand.
National and Allied Space Program
Allies can share research benefits while each civilization retains its own launches and orbital assets.
National Data Network
Data centers and digital communications generate Information and coordinate distant cities.
National Electric Grid
High-voltage connections share power between cities and reduce industrial waste.
National Shipyards
Shared dry docks, crews, and heavy equipment expand Port capacity without acting as a second unlock for individual ships.
Naval Command
Fleet coordination enables patrols, escorts, blockades, amphibious support, and naval defense.
Orbital Launch Complex
Dedicated launch pads, tracking, and reusable ground infrastructure support repeated missions.
Orbital Research Station
Permanent station modules host research and Earth-monitoring crews above the persistent world.
Planetary Monitoring System
Orbital sensors warn of disasters, observe conflict, improve maps, and coordinate global responses.
Renewable Legacy Program
After one great objective is recorded, the civilization chooses another and continues playing the same world.
Reusable Launch Initiative
Recovered launch systems reduce fuel and material cost for future orbital assets.
Space Center
A national complex coordinates rocket engineering, launch safety, training, and scientific missions.
Strategic Air Command
Reconnaissance, airlift, and air-support wings share fuel, intelligence, and defended airfields.
Weapons-Limitation Office
Treaties can restrict specific strategic forces without deleting a civilization or months of progress.
World Congress Delegation
A permanent delegation grants one civilization vote in 48-hour global resolutions.