Sid Meier's Civilization VI Standard Edition - PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

at first its a little hard but when you start thinking as a leader the sky is limitless.

I have no complaints about this game, and find it works great on console. The price was a deterrent at first, but at $30, it's great. I was enjoying it as it but checked for the add-on content everyone raved about and it's under $40 for both expansions. I downloaded those, and then it looked like there was even more in the game (not on PS Store). I clicked for more info, and it auto downloaded the newest add-ons for free ("Free" since I'd already paid for the previous add-ons). So, as Day 1 release at $59.99 and then another $50 of add-ons, I can see the critique for sure, but as it stands today, I think this game is worth it. For those who have played Civ, you get your money's worth. I have done two games so far, and the first one was honesly 14 hours, and that was just skimming the surface. There are like 30+ leaders, and tons of map variabilty. I will also agree that the game not easy. I have only played on the easiest for the first matches, and it has been challenging. But at the end of the day, this works great on console and I have zero complaints.

Bought this game for my husband. He loves playing it. The graphics are great.

Ten years ago, a friend showed me Civ 3? with some expansion pack on the PC. I played it day and night. I didn't realize how many hours would go by playing it. Fast forward to a month ago I saw this game and freaked out and wanted it. Man, did I forget how much thinking and time is put into this. I am a now a mother of three, and a student, and I was so excited to play, but I tell you what, you better be ready to sit down and figure out everything because although this is fun, it can take a long time building up civilationzations from nothing and I don't have the time anymore to sit and play this all day like I used to ten+ years ago.

Many a countless nights were spent playing Civilization Revolution back on the PS3. Those online gaming sessions with friends lasted until dawn. But alas, I've grown older and work a "9 to 5", as do most of my gaming friends. I've enjoyed the game so far. It's Civilization... on a console. It runs well enough, but isn't a graphical powerhouse - it looks like it could run on a PS3. The number of "Leaders" is huge (don't forget to download your bonus civs after installation). The game is deep, with a pretty steep learning curve. While the tutorial is helpful, true mastery only can come with practice and repeated playthroughs. My complaints about the game are minimal. As i said, the tutorial is helpful, but only scratches the surface of what you can do. This was an issue with Civ Rev, too. Controls aren't as intuitive as they could be (switching between units could be made easier). The camera should zoom to your units getting attacked on other civs' turns, but maybe there's a setting for it. One last complaint: This weekend, Civ VI is $20 (physical copy) for the Nintendo Switch, although it released only 1 week prior to the PS4 version. All in all, I'm happy to have Civilization on my PS4. Great strategy games are few and far between on consoles, and Civ VI scratches that itch quite weill. GIve it a go!

This is what world builders can be like. I have been playing Civilization since it first came out and have enjoyed all the new ones. This one I had not purchased earlier as I was enjoying several other games. Now that I have it I like that it is similar to the last model with some nice upgrades including the look of things. It is very crisp on a 4K tv. The gameplay is similar to others but you have many options for how you can play. This one is worth exploring.

The graphics is great! I am so used to playing this game on a PC that I had some learning curve with using my PS4.

This game is lots of fun. If you enjoyed the previous versions you'll like this one.