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Sid Meiers Civilization IV
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Sid Meiers Civilization IV

$2.80 on WinGameStore. Decide if it is worth your time, not just your wallet.

2005
Ⓜ️ 94★ 4.1
Now $2.80 on WinGameStoreSave 86%94 Metacritic
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This is a strong buy

Strong buy

The sale is deep enough that you probably do not need to wait longer, unless it is simply not a tonight game for you.

86% off now94 MetacriticBest on WinGameStore
Best on WinGameStore
$2.80$19.99
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About This Game

The pitch

As with the rest of Sid Meiers Civilization series, the player controls a real historical civilization and leads it from the stone age to the space era. The goal is to develop its culture, science, and economy and to conquer the neighboring countries if you feel like it.

Best for

Strategy fans • players into Singleplayer and Multiplayer

Right now

$2.80 on WinGameStore, with 86% off live right now.

Standout signal

Expect a mix of Singleplayer, Multiplayer, Great Soundtrack.

As with the rest of Sid Meiers Civilization series, the player controls a real historical civilization and leads it from the stone age to the space era. The goal is to develop its culture, science, and economy and to conquer the neighboring countries if you feel like it.

There are eighteen playable civilizations in the game with some of them having multiple leaders to choose from. Each PC-controlled leader is based on an actual historical figure and has his or her unique personality traits, such as being diplomatic or aggressive. Civilization IV was the first to introduce different religions rather than an abstract "religion" as a concept. There are seven available religions that can be founded during the game and spread across the map, increasing their founders influence and boosting his citizens happiness. The fourth part also introduced the idea of Great People, such as scientists, artists, and prophets, who are also based on actual persons. Corruption mechanic was removed and replaced with expensive building maintenance. Barbarians, who used to be just random enemy units, now can build cities that, however, will not contact with the player via diplomacy and should only be eliminated.

What stands out

SingleplayerMultiplayerGreat SoundtrackClassicTacticalIncludes level editor

Price History

$2.80-86%