Civilization VI
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With this expansion we’re unleashing the forces of nature to bring the world to life in a way that you’ve never seen before. We’ve always had Floodplains in the game, but I always found it disappointing that they were completely static. No longer! We’ve enlarged the floodable areas to include flat Grasslands and Plains tiles next to Rivers so these valleys can offer the potential of incredibly high yields. So you’ll still want to settle there — but now doing so comes with real risk.
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Steam User 39
Thirteen years later and still worth launching, setting up something new and playing through. Can't think of anything that can come anywhere near the value of hours per dollar. Modern titles should take note in the options, customization, user created content, etc to start justifying their costs.
I'll write more after just one more turn...
Steam User 28
Civ 5 to me still is far better then CIv 6... I have played over 3200 hours of Civ 5 versus around 400 hours of Civ 6, and I find the AI in Civ 6 incredibly irritating as it goes out of its way to setup its own cites as close to you as possible. I have had many games where the AI is on a completely different continent having a lot of room to expand on their own lands, but invariably decides to cross the seas to setup shop on your continent. As well as the endless missionaries invading your land like they have nothing better to do then keep building missionary units to convert your people...
Steam User 43
Civilization V is hands down my favorite in the series. There's just something about watching your civilization grow from a small village into a global powerhouse that never gets old. The art style is the best out of all the Civ games, making every map and city look beautiful. The gameplay strikes the perfect balance between depth and fun, and the combat and strategy keep you hooked. Whether you're a newbie or a Civ veteran, this one is a must-play—you'll find yourself saying 'just one more turn' way too often!
Steam User 41
Amazing game, Don't play before going to bed, nothing bad to say about this masterpiece. All the negative reviews are from cry baby mongoloids whining about being overstimulated by the Civ 6 ads in the launcher like little toddlers. It doesn't affect game play whatsoever, they just need to grow up.
Steam User 39
I only have about 1140 hours on this game so it is too early to tell, but it is possible that I like this game. More testing is required, however.
Steam User 27
After many, many hours of playing, I wanted to finally write a review of Civ V. Although I have played other versions of the Civilization games, I keep coming back to Civ V as my favorite.
I still feel that thrill of victory in wiping someone off the map who denounced me because they were jealous - then being called a warmonger lol. My one complaint is that I don't get to see my spaceship launch for the Science victory. :(
It's a very satisfying game to play, even to just continue a battle for 30 minutes on some nights. The game still has surprises and challenges to winning from Chieftain to Deity, no matter how many times I have played it.
I definitely recommend Civ V.
Steam User 24
Garbage Game, dont bother. It really starts getting repetitive after 7000 hours (between this and my other account).
Imagine spending money on a game and only getting 7000 hours worth of content. Major ripoff.
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On the other hand, i appreciate that they made the game cater to people like me, who have no friends, by making multiplayer basically unplayable due to re-syncs. Im so glad they added an update to add 2 resources to the game that entirely broke multiplayer and they never really fixed it.
Also, love the timely patches. Like when you used to be able to modify a trade deal that someone else sent you, then you could accept it with your modifications to steal all their cities. Only took like 6 years to get that one sorted.