Sid Meier's Civilization V: The Complete Edition gathers the flagship turn-based strategy game, both of its expansions and every civilization, scenario and map pack in one package. Lead a people from the dawn of man into the space age with religion, espionage, trade routes and the World Congress all in play from your first campaign.
The Definitive Civilization V
Civilization V moved the series onto a hexagonal map, made independent city-states a diplomatic resource and put fully interactive leaders across the negotiating table, and it went on to be named 2010 PC Game of the Year. Gods and Kings and Brave New World then rebuilt its mid and late game around faith, intrigue, commerce and culture. The Complete Edition includes both expansions and the full run of add-on packs, so nothing has to be bought separately and every system Firaxis added is available from the first turn.
Gods and Kings: Faith, Spies and the High Seas
Seek out Faith to found a pantheon, cultivate Great Prophets into a religion whose beliefs unlock buildings only your followers can raise, then send missionaries and inquisitors to win over city-states and like-minded rivals. With the Renaissance come embassies and spies that keep foreign capitals under surveillance, steal technology from your wisest competitors and interfere with city-state alliances. A reworked combat system rewards balanced armies, navies split into melee and ranged ships so no coastal city is ever safe, and nine new civilizations arrive with Carthage, the Netherlands, the Celts and the Maya among them.
Brave New World: Trade, Culture and the World Congress
International trade routes by land and sea turn your cities into hubs of wealth that carry religion, science and cultural influence along with gold. Great Artists, Writers and Musicians fill your museums, opera houses and even the Great Library with Great Works, archaeologists dig artifacts out of ancient battlefields, and the civilization whose influence dominates all others claims a new Culture victory. In the Industrial Age you choose an ideology of Freedom, Order or Autocracy, while the World Congress votes on trade sanctions, resource limits, host cities for the World Games and the use of nuclear weapons, with vote trading and intrigue leading into the Diplomatic victory.
Everything in the Complete Edition
- Sid Meier's Civilization V, with its hex-based map, city-states, interactive leaders, online and LAN multiplayer and an in-game community hub for mods, backed by a free modding SDK.
- Gods and Kings: religion, espionage, reworked land and naval combat, nine civilizations, nine wonders, 27 units, 13 buildings and the Medieval, Fall of Rome and Empires of the Smoky Skies scenarios.
- Brave New World: trade routes, Great Works, ideologies, the World Congress, nine more civilizations including Poland, Brazil, Portugal and the Zulu, eight wonders and the American Civil War and Scramble for Africa scenarios.
- Civilization and Scenario Packs for Babylon, Polynesia, Denmark - The Vikings, Korea, and Spain and the Inca, plus the Wonders of the Ancient World scenario pack.
- Map packs: the four Cradle of Civilization maps (Mediterranean, Asia, Americas and Mesopotamia), Explorer's Map Pack, Scrambled Continents, Scrambled Nations and the Conquest of the New World Deluxe scenario.
One More Turn, Every Single Time
Chase a Culture victory through Great Works, a Diplomatic one through the World Congress, or simply outbuild and outfight every neighbor with a navy nobody saw coming. However you play, the Complete Edition puts every leader, wonder and system Civilization V ever added in your hands at once. Choose your civilization, settle your capital and find out how far one more turn can carry you.
