Sid Meier's: Civilization V

Be warned, Sid Meier's Civilization V is highly addictive. Read David Bayon's review of this classic strategy title for PC....

It's two steps forward and one step backward for this series. The graphics are better, the hexagonal tiles make sense, and the social policy system is vastly improved. But the long build times, frustrating battle mechanic (how our armoured tanks can ever get defeated by archers I'll never know), and lack of true innovation is frustrating.

I like a good Halo or Call of Duty game as much as the next fellow, but playing high-adrenalin shooters week after week during the game industry’s annual fall blitz is a little like drinking nothing but Red Bull for three months. It can give a fellow...

The Civilization series just seems to get stronger and stronger with each new game. Be prepared to lose hours of your life once you start playing this addictive turn-based strategy title....

A leaner, meaner version of the classic series It may not move games in Modern Warfare numbers, but Civilization is the definition of a venerable gaming franchise. Spanning nearly two decades, the series has seen five full games, a half-dozen...

Civilization V has changed little from its predecessors; offering robust turn-based, strategic game-playProsAn impressive number of civilizations to choose from and a comprehensive tech tree Great replay value Respectable amount of customization and...

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Civlization V is the finest game the series has ever seen, and one of the best strategy games of all time.