Netflix has brought the iconic world-building game, Civilization VI, to Android devices. In Sid Meier's acclaimed strategy masterpiece, you can challenge legendary leaders from history as you guide your civilization from the Stone Age to the modern era, turn by turn and tile by tile.

Civilization VI: Netflix Is Pure Turn-Based Strategy

Starting with a humble Stone Age settlement, your goal is to transform it into the greatest village ever known. As you expand, you'll construct monuments, establish districts, and make strategic decisions to thrive. Throughout your journey, you'll encounter other historical figures who may want to collaborate or compete fiercely against you. If you're a fan of 4X strategy games, this is right up your alley.

The Netflix version of Civilization VI is packed with premium content, featuring the Platinum Edition that includes the Rise and Fall and Gathering Storm expansions. Get a sneak peek of the gameplay in the video below.

The Question Isn’t How to Build an Empire, But How You Want to Win

Civilization VI: Netflix allows you to tailor your strategy to your preferred style of victory. If dominating with a powerful military is your aim, choose the domination mode. For those who prefer to outmaneuver opponents through diplomacy, that route is also available.

You can opt to be a peacemaker or a warmonger, a technological innovator, or a cultural influencer. The game features a diverse roster of leaders, from Alexander of Macedonia to Eleanor of Aquitaine, each starting with a pivotal decision that sets the tone for your empire's development.

Whether you prefer to play solo or engage in multiplayer, Civilization VI: Netflix supports up to four players in local co-op and six in hotseat mode on the same device.

Developed by Aspyr, 2K, and Firaxis, Civilization VI is now available at no extra cost to Netflix subscribers. You can download it from the Google Play Store.

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