Civilization, I associated with a good, serious, even majestic game. And with all this, to see in the sixth part of these caricatured and completely ugly rulers, a strange system of moving units, when, with all the desire, it is impossible to catch up with the enemy unless he himself allows it. The type of locations (maps) has also undergone far from the best changes and looks more like Spore in its own... childishness. Yes, this game looks like a child's game, despite the initial claim to be serious. Social institutions have also undergone a global change. Although there is nothing new here - they have become exactly the same as the tree of scientific research. I was only pleased with the updated system of diplomacy and a small trifle - the fastening of units.
So, what do we have in the end? The fifth part has been updated and supplemented over the years, in fact, becoming the sixth itself, reaching Brave new world. And the developers obviously played too much into these additions, leaving no good ideas for an official sequel. And now the sixth part reeks of the fact that they tried, but did not come up with anything. My advice is, if you're a fan of the series, play the fifth one, and the sixth one will only upset you.
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I like to play as france and purposely lose

Imagine playing Austria and achieving cultural victory thanks to one famous Austrian painter. Well, if that wont work there is always the other way :]
Cheers from Poland, very good game, network stability sometimes suck though (black screen with loading when playing multiplayer, known issue.

dont smoke weed while playing, youre gonna play for 3 days straight

not like us

Great game. Really they have added everything to this. Don't know how they would improve it.

It's good.

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boring

The Civilization series has always been a delight to play, and though Civ VI can feel a little simplified at times when compared to former entries, it still provides endless entertainment. The liberty to tweak play settings exactly to one's liking means there's something here for everyone, whether you want a "quick" match with a couple of players on a small map with scarce resources where every little decision is life or death, or you want a plethora of nations battling it out on a sprawling and packed world map over a 90 hour save.

Play at your own pace and enjoy. If you enjoy strategy experiences, even leisurely, I highly recommend this game.