Civilisation - Singapore edition for schools?

A thought just flashed through my mind, while i was reading my communication studies package. Yes regardless of the lack of cohesion and relatedness, it just flashed through my cognitive process (or lack thereof).
A great idea for a history game! CIVILISATION - SINGAPORE EDITION!!

I remember playing Civilisation , Civilisation I, and II? back in the 90s and boy was it addictive. During the course of gameplay however, as you get carried away with looking for resources and mining for supplies, you actually get snippets of technological advancements, historical moments, building the Wonders of The World to improve your score and 'status'.

Can we perhaps in the future see a Singapore edition? Although this will not be a MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Real Playing Game) Game play can consist of students controlling natives in the island of Temasek, from the early 1700s or even earlier, adapting to the various technological changes (new fishing techniques?), to the emergence of Raffles, (send a diplomat to greet Raffles? Then open the ability to harness resources?), followed by the affects of the world wars, Japanese invasion, and finally to modern times.

The game can possibly capture the attention of the students (until expansion packs can be made...) for a short period of time, but at least they subconsciously can learn the pivotal moments and historical information that encompasses Singapore's history?

The possibilities are endless. You can even have world history running concurrently, and affecting the economic situation of the game scenario, etc, and students will then understand why their empire of Singapore is collapsing... etc.

Or wait.. what about a SIM Singapore (Remember Simcity?). Where they play the role of urban planners? The possibilities are endless....

(Eugene rubs his hands in glee...) (No i'm not heavily intoxicated with caffeine...)