Civilization is arguably the most iconic strategy game franchise ever, but some entries are far better than others.

Civilization III will appeal to fans and new players alike. The manual is generally decent, but it leaves a lot of information to the online Civilopedia, which isn't consistently available.

Civilization III follows the basic pattern of the previous games. Starting just with a single group of settlers in the year 4000 BC, you'll have to explore your world, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. To say that the Civilization series has been subject to turmoil over the past few years would be an understatement. MicroProse owned the rights to ...

Civilization III: Conquests is the second and final expansion for the award-winning and best-selling computer game Civilization III. It was published in 2003.

Sid Meier's Civilization III: Conquests, Firaxis's second expansion pack for the mega-hit Civilization III, features nine professionally created scenarios that introduce concepts never before seen ...

While Civilization III proved to be one of the more divisive games among veteran players, it was another success for the series. Briggs thinks that there’s something fundamental about the ...

Civilization III: Complete is a good port of a great strategy game. Newcomers will find much here to enjoy. Too bad there’s no upgrade path for gamers who already bought it from MacSoft.

Crusade is the first full expansion for Galactic Civilizations III and stands as a chance add some new features to the game, beyond a number of bug fixes and quality-of-life changes.

Galactic Civilizations III isn't perfect, but this is yet another step in the right direction. Intrigue is available on GOG for $19.99 and requires the base game to work. See at GOG.