Zone of control, abbreviated to ZOC or ZoC, is a concept common to Civilization games, restricting unit movement close to military units controlled by another power. The exact mechanics vary from game to game.
Civilization
- The main article has not been created for (or Zone of control is not part of) Civilization
Units generally cannot move from one square adjacent to an enemy unit or city into another square adjacent to an enemy unit or city. Diplomats, Caravans, and nuclear weapons ignore zone of control.
Civilization II
Civilization III
Civilization V
Civilization VI
Civilization VII
C-evo
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
Other games
Zone of control is not present in (or the article has not been created for) the following games :
| Game | Article |
|---|---|
| Civilization IV | Zone of control (Civ4) |
| Civilization: Beyond Earth | Zone of control (CivBE) |
| Civilization Revolution | Zone of control (CivRev) |
| Civilization Revolution 2 | Zone of control (CivRev2) |
| CivWorld | Zone of control (CivWorld) |
| Freeciv | Zone of control (Freeciv) |
| Civilization: Call to Power | Zone of control (CTP1) |
| Call to Power II | Zone of control (CTP2) |
| Sid Meier's Colonization | Zone of control (Col) |
| FreeCol | Zone of control (FreeCol) |
| Civilization IV: Colonization | Zone of control (Civ4Col) |
| Starships | Zone of control (Starships) |
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