[h1]Civilization VI is easy to learn, difficult to master, and impossible to put down.[/h1]
Typically, whichever Civ entry you play first is the one that ends up becoming your favorite. Civ V was mine, and it stayed that way for many years. But nowadays, after numerous updates and expansions, Civ VI has become the entry I enjoy playing the most—especially since it's a game my wife and I love playing together.
You'll start as a leader with a small settlement, build your civilization from the ground up as you explore the world, develop your cities, advance your technology and culture, and interact with the civilizations around you while trying to win the game.
And there's a lot to figure out along the way. Dozens of civilizations and leaders, multiple victory conditions, different maps, governments, religions, districts, wonders, Great People, diplomacy, trade, espionage, city-states, unique units and buildings. Not to mention the enormous technology and civics trees.
What makes Civ VI special, however, is that you don't need to understand all of those mechanics ([i]which are really just scratching the surface of what's there[/i]) to have a great time. You'll play a game, make some poor decisions, learn from them, apply what you've learned in the next game, and then come back with a completely different strategy that may or may not work for you.
[b]But whether you're a beginner or a veteran, the game is just simply fun to jump in and play.[/b]
