Civilization VI: NETFLIX is a strategy simulation game developed by Netflix. The last update, v1.50, released on December 05, 2024, and it’s rated 4.30 out of 5 based on the latest 119 reviews. Civilization VI: NETFLIX is FREE and requires iOS 16.0+ and Android 15 or newer to download.
Epic turn-based strategy
Civilization VI: NETFLIX Gameplay Overview
Description
NETFLIX MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED. Build sprawling cities, invest in cultural progress and forge alliances — or wage war. The world is yours to lead in this classic strategy game.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★☆☆☆Game play good, software bad
This is a great game, it really is. I could spend hours and hours on this game. Unfortunately I can’t because the way it has been developed it is not stable on mobile platforms. I play on a recent iPad and everything time I do anything (save game, make edits, open another app, get a notification from another app) the game crashes and I need to restart. My app is updated, that doesn’t help. I have had various iterations of this game for several years, and this problem continues to plague it. It’s
★★☆☆☆Why does this not have all the DLC?
So, actually read through this because while I do appreciate the thought Netflix had with this, I find it really annoying that it doesn’t have *all* the dlc. Further, I find it annoying that I can’t even *add* the rest of the dlc. So I find myself reaching for strategies that don’t work, but the only way to get what my brain now considers the “full” game is to pay for everything anyway. So I either have to pay for everything (thus rendering Netflix’s offering meaningless) or play a *just barely*
★★☆☆☆Controller support
Will rate higher with controller support
★★★★★Amazing port
Love the touch interface. It’s practically perfect.
I have issues with tile tooltip positioning, and inability to see full text of a policy… otherwise, it’s amazing.
