Sid Meier's Civilization V (PC Digital Download) $6

Quick question: does this just give me a steam code I can activate whenever? I'm travelling with a work laptop won't have a chance to get back to my desktop until Thursday and wouldn't want an automatic download to start or anything.

Yes, it's just a steam code.

Quote from Vork : There is many people who would sell copies of Civ 5 GOTY for $9.

Can you point me in their direction?

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Repped! Thanks, been waiting for a good price on this for a while.

Civ V is a better game than Civ IV with the G&K expansion. Who really wants to deal with those insane computer turns and micromanaging 1 million individual stacked units.

The pinnacle of Civilization entertainment imo is Civilization Revolution, and sadly they will never release than to PC.

Quote from m0j0 : Civ V is the best game ever. Period. End of Story. If I didn't already own it, I'd be all over this deal.

Sure its a good game, but not even close to being the best game.

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Happen to have a copy of Civ 5 in my inventory on Steam I never redeemed and don't really plan to. If someone has something in equivalent value they'd like to trade for my Civ 5 (secure steam trade only please) feel free to pm me an offer.

Don't recall the rules on trading, if this isn't allowed on SD, mod can feel free to delete this post. (Sorry!).

Love these kinda games, but don't have lots of time to play them; should I get Civ 4, Civ 5, or Civ Rev for the 360?

Thanks OP. I noticed the Gold Edition has just become available on Steam which is the game and most DLC to date (including Gods and Kings) and is listed for $49.99. On the landing page for Civ 5 in the Steam store there is a link for "Buy Sid Meier's Civilization V: Gold Edition Upgrade" which appears to be all of the DLC (without the main game) bundled together for $20, so I grabbed that as well...essentially gets the "Gold Edition" for $26 when combined with the base game. Altogether not too bad (Civ 5 + GOTY edition has been as low as $20 combined, this gets you a couple more DLC on top of that).

http://store.steampowered.com/app/8930/

Thanks OP, I've been wanting to try Civ V for awhile now. I was always a casual player of I-IV and I felt like IV got a little too complicated for my taste, so I think I will actually prefer the dumbed down V.

Quote from Lanmanna : Love these kinda games, but don't have lots of time to play them; should I get Civ 4, Civ 5, or Civ Rev for the 360?

If you dont have time to play, civ revolution is the best one. You can play a round in an hour or so, where the other ones are a couple days for a round if you arent careful

Quote from Stickboy46 : If you dont have time to play, civ revolution is the best one. You can play a round in an hour or so, where the other ones are a couple days for a round if you arent careful

I was leaning towards that one, but it helps to get opinions. Thanks.