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I never got the impression that Civ 6 ever caught on. At least in my circles, people still play and talk about Civ 5, but never 6.
by lupusreal 2y ago
I never got the impression that Civ 6 ever caught on. At least in my circles, people still play and talk about Civ 5, but never 6.
- rsynnott 2y agohttps://steamdb.info/app/289070/charts/ https://steamdb.info/app/289070/charts/ vs https://steamdb.info/app/8930/charts/ https://steamdb.info/app/8930/charts/ would imply that Civ 6 was _far_ more popular than 5. And may understate it a bit, because Civ 6 had that rarest of all things, a usable mobile version. The iPad version in particular is basically just the same as the desktop one, and if you have Netflix you get it free. (Of course, this isn't necessarily the full story, as it was certainly available outside of steam, but I would guess that most users got it on steam.) I always assume that the popular ones were Civ, Civ 2, Civ 4, and Civ 6, though I suspect I'm biased there (I was way too busy when Civ 5 came out, and though I'm pretty sure I _did_ play 3 I found it totally forgettable.)