Sid Meier´s Civilization V: Gods and Kings (Steam key)

Attention! To access the content of the add-on, you need the game Sid Meier´s Civilization V.

Sid Meier´s Civilization 5: Gods and Kings is the first add-on for Civilization V, which was declared the Game of the Year on personal computers in 2010. This extensive add-on is dedicated to the time period from the birth of the first faiths and the spread of religion throughout the world to the appearance of the first spies.

As you progress in the game, you will interact with new types of city-states, solve new local and global problems, and improve in the new system of land and sea combat. Sid Meier´s Civilization 5: Gods and Kings also includes nine new nations, nine new Wonders of the World, three original scenarios, and dozens of new units, buildings, and technologies that will offer players fresh and original ways to develop empires and conquer the world.

Game Features:

New Civilizations. The expansion includes nine new civilizations, such as Carthage, the Netherlands, the Celts, and the Mayans, along with their unique properties, units, and buildings, as well as nine new leaders, including William I, Prince of Orange, Boudicca, and Pacal the Great.
Religion. Create a pantheon of gods, and as your faith grows stronger, you can get a Great Prophet, and with his help build a real religion based on your beliefs. It is up to you to decide whether you will be tolerant of other religions or decide that your faith is the only true one. Faiths will also help you build buildings that are only available to followers of a certain religion. Great Prophets, Missionaries, and Inquisitors will help you spread your faith to other lands and forge alliances with city-states and other nations. Enhanced Diplomacy and Espionage. Open an embassy in other countries to strengthen friendly relations (or conduct covert operations). As your religion spreads and the Renaissance arrives, you will receive your first spy. With the help of intelligence, you will be able to observe the development of other nations, gain access to technologies, and influence alliances with city-states. But remember that if discovered, all your actions will have unpleasant diplomatic consequences, so proceed with caution.