Jonathan Bester from ITF Gaming writes: The Turn-Based Strategy genre is almost as old as the concept of games itself and it comes as no surprise that this latest offering in the stable of titles from Firaxis Games in the form of an expansion pack. But does this expansion pack improve on the base title, or does it fall face first in the dirt of history? Firaxis Games is known for bringing top notch TBS titles to the table, and Civilization V was no different. Introducing a unique gameplay style, an amazingly detailed world and an audio platform that complimented the game perfectly. With the Gods & Kings expansion Firaxis has taken everything that made Civ V great and improved on it. It has even re-introduced some of the more beloved features from previous titles in the franchise to really bring something special back into the game.
The Sims 4, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Sid Meier’s Civilization V: Gods & Kings are this week’s best selling games in UK, on Steam and on GMG.
An article that gives some insight why Civilization V still fascinates some gamers after so many years since its release.
I remember back in the early 90's (I swear I do) at university there was somebody in my dorm room pretty much 24 hours a day playing Civ II on my Amiga.
Has anyone else ever started playing a Civ game after dinner, then just casually look through the window and think " Holy crap...The sun has risen!"
JUST ONE MORE... TURN.
Nick plays the Game of Thrones and does his share of winning and dying, in a fantastic set of Civilization V mods!
WARNING: GAME OF THRONES SPOILERS WITHIN
Wow that looks really good. Might finally have to pick up Gods & Kings. And probably become hopelessly addicted to this game again...
Do we know if these can be used in conjunction with the normal rulers as well or does the mod override them? AKA Can I have Robb as my ruler and do battle with Cleopatra?
Wonder if Tywin has a "Red Wedding" strategy move...