This expansion goes a long way towards ironing out some of the kinks in Civ 5. There are still some issues, but I will probably sink more hours into this game than I care to admit.

Some of the Linux users might not know anything about this game, but the news that the latest Civilization title in the series, the fifth one, arrived on Steam for Linux really shook up the open source community.

+ Procedural maps; + Advanced AI; + Extensive research tree; + Multiple ways of winning

- The AI might be cheating on higher difficulties; - The AI support during battles is lacking

Civilization has always had a special place in my heart. As a turn-based 4X strategy game, it is the antithesis of damn-near everything in the shooter-saturated landscape that is the modern game market.

The end game of Civilization games (all of them) has always been their biggest weakness. From the ancient and classical era, when everyone is still exploring and expanding, to the medieval and renaissance era, when alliances, religions and border wars wax and wane, the first half of any Civilization...

A classic gets better and better. Love the improved graphics and playing options.

I'm new to the civ games so I'm not sure if they are all the same but this game has a big problem. You have to give every unit an order before you can end the turn so as you get further into a match on a large map you have to constantly go through every single unit to tell it to do something and...

fast delivery and dvd was in great condition. seam update took time but I just let the laptop download and install it for couple of hours. I faced absolutely no problem on windows 8.1....though I had read few reviews saying 8.1 gives problems.

I love this game. This version includes all DLC and two expansion packs, namely Gods&Kings and Brave New World. Authentication on Steam was smooth. Please note that: this is a region locked game, and you cannot activate it outside of India or gift to someone on Steam whose ip address is outside of...

Sid Meier has a long-standing and dedicated following of gamers who know exactly what to expect from his games. In this respect, the fifth installment in the long enduring Civilization series is true to its roots.

An impressive number of civilizations to choose from and a comprehensive tech tree; Great replay value; Respectable amount of customization and scalability options; Multiple ways of dominating the world

No radically different or innovative addition to the series; Taxing on system resources