Pretty impressive but at $30 it's not going to gain much traction with the wider public, doubly so when it jumps to $60 from January 4th.
That's really great, but imagine playing it on the train, it would be just one more stop![]()
I'm not sure why but this version of Civ has failed to draw me in. I doubt that I would pay the asking price for the expansion because of that feeling about the game.
I still only have 21 hours of play time and yet I would have expected to have had hundreds by now.
Back to Cities Skylines......
I'm not sure why but this version of Civ has failed to draw me in. I doubt that I would pay the asking price for the expansion because of that feeling about the game.
I still only have 21 hours of play time and yet I would have expected to have had hundreds by now.
Back to Cities Skylines......
My current tally, according to Steam, is..
Civ 5 = 229 hours
Civ 6 = 278 hours
Now the caveat to that is that I obviously owned Civ 5 for a lot longer than I've owned Civ 6. So far, Civ 6 - despite not feeling like its clicked with me as much as Civ 5 , has in fact turned out to be played more. I never ever play solo on Civ though, I always only play multiplayer on giant marathon maps. I'm really looking forward to the expansion, the return of governors, individual city loyalties and 8 new civs is pretty good content for an expansion imo.
(something really nuts, is that my missus steam says that her tally so far for Civ 6 is 770 hours)
770 hours - simply WOW - I guess that you do the housework at home![]()
Civ VI was released October 21st last year, so about 430 days ago. That's about 1 hour and 50 minutes a day. A lot, sure, but not totally insane.