Sid Meier's Civilization V

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 1.07m
Platform: Personal Computer
Developer: Firaxis Games	Genre: Strategy

Comments (9)

	Zkuq (on 07 July 2011) It was simpler than Civ IV which was one of the bigger flaws of this game. Still, it was better than most games out there so I'm happy to see it did this well in the end - not counting Steam sales.
	Kantor (on 12 June 2011) I think this game is underrated by most people. It was a lot smoother, simpler and more enjoyable than Civ 4, which was also brilliant.
	Albion (on 06 April 2011) I loved the Civ 1 and 2 back as a kid. 3-4 failed to Wow me. This one feels like it hit home. Well worth my money this time.
	bigjon (on 17 December 2010) I am pretty sure I saw that Steam sales alone made up over 50% of this game's sales... that is not even counting the numberous other retailers. I would not be shocking if this had well over 1 million digital sales... I know I bought it off steam.... no need to ever worry about disc....
	markimsoad (on 25 November 2010) fantastic. another classic game franchise...
	FaRmLaNd (on 17 November 2010) Even without digital sales this is selling slightly faster then the 360 and ps3 versions of civ rev combined!
	drakesfortune (on 05 November 2010) This sales data is kind of useless. Everyone I know downloaded the game from Steam. I can't imagine this number is even close to what it has actually sold.
	aavidbacon (on 28 October 2010) Worst in the series. I'm depressed...
	Salnax (on 15 March 2010) Civilization bugs me. I would LIKE to quit PC gaming, but so long as this series exists, I can't.

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	Zkuq (on 07 July 2011) It was simpler than Civ IV which was one of the bigger flaws of this game. Still, it was better than most games out there so I'm happy to see it did this well in the end - not counting Steam sales.
	Kantor (on 12 June 2011) I think this game is underrated by most people. It was a lot smoother, simpler and more enjoyable than Civ 4, which was also brilliant.
	Albion (on 06 April 2011) I loved the Civ 1 and 2 back as a kid. 3-4 failed to Wow me. This one feels like it hit home. Well worth my money this time.
	bigjon (on 17 December 2010) I am pretty sure I saw that Steam sales alone made up over 50% of this game's sales... that is not even counting the numberous other retailers. I would not be shocking if this had well over 1 million digital sales... I know I bought it off steam.... no need to ever worry about disc....
	markimsoad (on 25 November 2010) fantastic. another classic game franchise...
	FaRmLaNd (on 17 November 2010) Even without digital sales this is selling slightly faster then the 360 and ps3 versions of civ rev combined!
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