Sid Meier's Civilization V

Sid Meier's Civilization V

Firaxis Games · Released Sep 23, 2010

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About the game

Sid Meier's Civilization V asks you to lead a civilization from the dawn of humankind into the space age. Wage war, handle diplomacy, research new technologies and face some of history's greatest leaders as you try to build the most powerful empire the world has seen. The interface eases new players in and lets you play at your own pace, while series veterans still get the depth and control Civilization is known for. Compete with players online or over LAN, and install mods straight from the in-game community hub without leaving the game.

About this release

Sid Meier's Civilization V is sold here as the Steam release for Europe (EU/EEA). The code activates with Steam and is added to your library.

Frequently asked questions

Which platform does the code activate on?
The code is a Steam key and activates with Steam.
Which region does the code cover?
The code covers Europe (EU/EEA) and can be activated in Norway.
When was the game released?
The game was released on September 23, 2010.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5, based on 2 reviews · 2 from Steam

Steam reviews are thumbs up or down. In the average, thumbs up counts as 5 stars and thumbs down as 1.

  • Gwerig

    Steam review Recommended285 h played

    This is the best Civilization up to this point, and the DLC just made it even better. I will grant that the with all the add ons it would feel a tad crowded to anyone who hadn't played it before, but you have a crazy amount of options. The game series tagline of "one more turn" could not be more applicable. You can strive for one of several victories: diplomatic, cultural, technological or domination. Each has its unique challengers to overcome and create a lot of the fun of the game. They are also not necessarily mutually exclusive and after completing one victory, you can go for the others. Each AI opponent has their own personality, and are pretty predictable in how they behave. Any one who has started the game next to Neopoleon or Ghengis Kahn knows they immediately have to have a decent military to repel invasion, while Ghandi will to muscle you out with religion and culture. There are some important changes between Civilization IV and V. One of the most notable is that wars are plausible again as you dont constantly lose health in enemy territory and cities are easier to conquer. Additionally, culture doesn't automatically take over neighbor's cities anymore. This game is easily worth the money. I'm not entirely sure how it stacks up to Civilization VI, but any game that I log 200+ hours on over a period of years and still haven't come close to doing everything is doing something right. A great game from a great series.

    May 30, 2017 on SteamView on Steam
  • Qulio

    Steam review Recommended325 h played

    Highly recommend! Can play this a lot and for a long time, never get bored. The game feels different since there's so much to choose from.

    September 30, 2014 on SteamView on Steam Translated from Norwegian
Developer and publisher
Firaxis Games · 2K
Compatibility
Steam
Release date
Sep 23, 2010

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