Customer Ratings & Reviews

There are a lot of little changes, but if you are proficient with the other civs, you'll have no problem with this version. One feature I like in the other versions is the ability to move units with the keyboard, you can not do that in this version. Also, they brought back a lot of the animations from previous versions and you have wait for them to play, you can not skip through them. Not a big issue, but it can be a bit annoying. Overall I think it's a good game, just very different from Civ V.

Civ VI is different and I highly advise watching YouTube videos on the top 10 changes to get accustomed. Pros: Unique changes that make the game fun and really have you planning new cities due to geography. Cons: Game is still not fully developed and the developers are rolling out DLC's to make extra money for the same game that should have been done when initially released. I waited until December to buy it and played it for a couple of weeks. Now I have stopped and waiting awhile for all the DLC's to come out and then buy 1 package instead of multiple $9.99 DLC's every month.

I'm a huge fan of turn based strategy games and played almost all of the iterations of Civilization across multiple platforms (PC, game consoles, and mobile apps). This has become my favorite version of the series. It took a while to understand the dynamics of the districts and how to place them effectively, but it adds a depth to the game and is a great example of how this game is played on many different levels. I'm probably 50 hours in and have focused on domination victories, but look forward to changing my style of play to explore the other ways of winning (cultural, faith, diplomatic, etc.). If you're a fan of the series, you won't be disappointed.

Great game but have been away from series for too long - too many changes since I played it last. Guess I am too nostalgic about it, but not the games fault. New to the series or stayed kept up with it, great game, coming back from an older version, may not be for you.

This is one of the best Civilization games, improved from previous one, one of the best strategy games available. It is one of those games, you will keep going for one more turn.

Civilization VI has much of the same great game play as previous entries. However, I've put around 15 hours in it so far, and it's just not as captivating as it used to be. Maybe I've outgrown this genre of games, but I can't help but feel slightly underwhelmed by this effort.

The games' graphics are good. I went from the PS3 version to the computer version. Very different which isn't a bad thing. In the PS3 version I was able to get through a whole came in approximately 3-4 hours. To get through a whole game start to finish has caused me to work more than a 7 -8 hours. This has it's pros and cons...Good game. Wish they would come out with a version for the PS4 or even next generation of playstation platform.

There are still a few minor bugs that plage this series that drive me up the wall but overall good game.

I bought this for my husband as a Christmas gift. He did have some issues installing on his computer so he emailed customer support. They replied that same day and gave him all kinds of instructions. He was finally able to get the game to work and realized that this game is much more detailed than the Play Station game. He likes the challenge since he pretty much out played the Play Station version.

From previous versions, they've improved the graphics and simplified some of the actions. I'm not crazy about your workers only lasting 3 actions and some of the political system changes. It is impossible not to go to war, hense impossible to not build a large army. If you want to win by other means, it tends to make that a bit difficult. Still pretty and fun as CIV games tend to be.

As a teacher of business course and this game is great in showing how civilizations, governments and faith transpire through time. In addition the game is turn based style so it has a traditional board game feel like RISK! Great for teachers who want to get their business, government, history, and social studies student so more involved while creating a fun atmosphere.

By no means am I an expert Civ-player. I have several of the games, but don't play them all that often. I do enjoy this one. I believe I've put about sixty hours into it both single player as well as multi with friends. My only complaint is that it can be a bit punishing early in the game when you randomly get barbarians with unit levels significantly higher than your own.

I have put hundreds of hours into civ 5 and civ 6 is looking promising with its new features like districts. My only complaint is that the AI is just really bad and won't capitalize on capturing cities and will instead just march around it until their units eventually get picked off. It might be updated and some point but until then it is still a solid game.

Like most other fans, I eagerly awaited the release of the newest Civilization game. Civ 5 was good, I think 6 is better. I didn't have any of the slowdowns or crashes other people reported on launch so I wasn't soured right away like they were. It is a great game out of the box, unlike 5 that required a few expansions first. If you like Civ, you probably already own it, if you've never tried it, give it a shot!

It's a civilization game, there are things that are very similar to pass games but updates that make the game new. I personally like the way that wonders are now made plus the way workers only have a limited life It helps from wondering where the heck you put the last one but you can't remember so you just make a new one great game.

Got this for my son for Christmas and I've been playing it too. Good fun. I still love Civ 5. If you've played Civ 5, you should be able to hop into this and learn as you go. There are a lot of differences. This edition has more changes than any of the others and is going to take some getting used to.

Great game, great next iteration of franchise. Also sweet new concepts.

I've had a couple older versions of this game and this compares favorably. It's a bit more involved than older models though and required a Steam account which I wasn't too excited about.

It's a lot like Civ V, but obviously added content. The look of the game is different, but the core mechanics are the same. There's nothing wrong with the game, but I wouldn't purchase unless you get some sort of discount- you could probably live with V otherwise.

I’m new to the civ franchise. Always wanted to play but never the time.