Woke up this morning to my girlfriend not seeing the flower i'd gotten her so it was a bit of a fail :( Went out in the middle of the night to get some. But anyway...so I'm sitting here watching
I'm thinking that it looks exactly like the other one? I never been a fan of turn based games much but this seems to be gaining alot of support and reviews. Heres some infos below.
Civilization 5 Launch Trailer [HD]
Developer: Firaxis Games
Release: Q4/2010
Genre: RTS
Platform: PC
Publisher: 2K Games
Website: http://www.civilization5.com/
Sid Meiers Civilization V is the fifth offering in the multi-award winning Civilization strategy games series featuring the famous just one more turn addictive gameplay that has made it one of the greatest game series of all time.
The Good
Hours of addictive turn-based glee
Fantastic new tactical combat system
Excellent interface makes it easy to keep track of every aspect of the game
Great automation features allow you to focus on the big picture
Lovely visuals and classical soundtrack.
The Bad
Inconsistent, overly aggressive AI
Scattered annoyances, particularly in multiplayer.
Strategy fanatics have lost hundreds of hours of their lives to Sid Meier's beguiling creations over the years, and they should prepare to lose hundreds more. Civilization V is yet another glistening example of turn-based bliss that will keep you up long past your bedtime. It exercises its power over your mind using many of the tricks the series has long been known for: varied ways of accomplishing your goal of world domination, the thrill of expanding a paltry city into a bustling empire, and the suspense of venturing into unknown territory. The latest Civilization game takes those basics and layers onto them new features that make moment-to-moment gameplay feel more dynamic than in the past. Most noticeably, the square grids of previous Civilization games have been jettisoned in favor of hexagons that nicely accommodate the other most consequential transformations: Military units can no longer be stacked, and ranged units can fire from multiple tiles away. The tactical combat that rises from these modifications is a lot of fun and makes warfare a lot more exciting than in Civ games of yore. AI quirks and a few other minor issues become apparent the more you play, but these are wholly forgivable foibles in an attractive and sophisticated game that constantly begs you to remain at your keyboard for just one more turn.
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I just need the $$$ to buy this
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