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6. Sid Meier's Civilization
Sid Meier's Civilization laid the groundwork for the entire 4X genre with its turn-based empire-building and historical scope. Its city-building, settlers, and tech progression set a new standard for strategic depth. | © Firaxis Games
5. Sid Meier's Civilization III
Civilization III introduced numerous new civilizations, deeper micromanagement, and refined cultural and diplomatic systems. Widely acclaimed upon release, it’s still regarded as a pinnacle of the turn-based strategy genre. | © Firaxis Games
4. Sid Meier's Civilization II
Civilization II refined the foundation set by its predecessor, focusing on better balance and sharper AI. The game also introduced monumental wonders and deeper diplomacy, features that remain integral to the series. | © Firaxis Games
3. Sid Meier's Civilization VI
Boasting a revamped city-building system and vibrant hex-based grids, Civilization VI brings fresh tactical depth through its district mechanic. It polishes and expands on key series features, from more flexible unit stacking to a massive roster of new leaders, which makes it a must-play for strategy enthusiasts. | © Firaxis Games
2. Sid Meier's Civilization V
By adopting a hex-based grid and introducing city-states, Civilization V was another title to completely revitalize the presentation and strategic depth of this series. The new tile layout feels more intuitive and visually appealing, while city-states add a layer of diplomacy that rewards careful relationship-building. | © Firaxis Games
1. Sid Meier's Civilization IV
Widely considered the pinnacle of the series, Sid Meier's Civilization IV redefined the formula with a polished interface, challenging AI, and a memorable soundtrack. Barbarian Cities, expanded victory conditions, espionage, and vassal states add layers of depth to its already robust gameplay. | © Firaxis Games
