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.
Steam User 42
If Civilization 5 isn't launching after the recent update where they removed the 2k launcher do the following.
1. Go to your steam library
2. Right click on the game
3. Click on properties
4. Click on installed files
5. At the top right of the window you will see the location of installed files, click on the browse
6. In the directory right click on either executable you wish to run. CivilizationV.exe or CivilizationV_DX11.exe
7. Click on properties
8. Click on compatibility
9. Enable compatibility mode with windows 8 mode
10. Click apply
11. Run the game through the selected executable in the folder not the play button through steam.
12. Enjoy
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 21
Despite the AI being schizophrenic, this is still one of the best TBS games out there. Every civ is unique and there are many victory types, so you can adapt your strategies to best fit the civs or choose the civs that best fit your strategies. Very addictive and rewarding. Particularly, I think that not being able to stack your units in a large army is the major problem because as the game progresses, the amount of stuff (units mostly) you have to manage becomes overwhelming, especially if you're playing as a militaristic civ. Not being able to rebind the keys inside the game is also annoying. Overall, very fun to play both solo or with friends. 8/10
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 36
Recently booted up 5, only to be shocked to discover how much better it is than 6.
Best way I can describe it is 5 is an organic Civilization building experience and thus more immersive while 6 is just a bunch of gimmick mechanics like districts and DLCs that don't really add anything of value, feels like playing a card deck building game more than a 4x game. Not to mention the art is actually good instead of looking like a mobile game.
Just get this game if you want a true Civilization experience, the new ones are under terrible management by very confused people.
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.