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71Well Rated
9hMain Story
2006Released

Deal Verdict

96

Excellent Deal

$0.27

$9.99

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Price History

The current price of $0.27 matches the 7-day low, making this the lowest price seen in the past week.

7-day low

$0.27

30-day low

$0.16

All-time low

$0.13

$1.09

$0.16

Lowest Recorded Offers

G2Play

$0.13

G2Play

$0.14

G2Play

$0.16

Ratings

71

Well Rated

Score from 2 sources, critics and players combined
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Metacritic
67/100
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Steam525 reviews
Mostly Positive

About

CivCity: Rome is a strategy and simulation title published by 2K Games and developed by Firaxis Games, released on July 23, 2006. This single-player game allows players to manage individual cities within the Roman Empire rather than building a sprawling multi-city empire. The gameplay involves making numerous decisions across dozens of missions to guide the civilization from its early stages to its peak power. Players can explore detailed interiors of villas, forums, and Roman baths to observe daily life in greater detail. More than 70 technologies are available for development through a research tree that improves city aspects and relations with the wider empire. Families within the game can be managed to see if they prosper from humble huts to noble palaces over several generations. The experience is driven by building placement and strong visual feedback, letting users create a living community simply by choosing structures. Various characters interact with the player throughout the campaign, while core mechanics like research, happiness, production, and culture are managed actively. The main story takes about nine hours to complete, though playing all extras extends the time to roughly thirty hours. Completing every aspect of the game requires approximately fifty-two hours of playtime.

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Release Date
  • 7/23/2006

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Age Rating

E10 - Age Rating Logo
Alcohol ReferenceMild Violence

System Requirements

OSWindows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
CPU1.4 GHz
Memory512 MB RAM
Graphics3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9.0

How Long To Beat

Main Story
9 Hours
Main Story + Extra
30 Hours
Completionist
52 Hours

Steam Stats

  • Steam Deck

    CivCity: Rome - Playable Steam Deck CompatabilityPlayable
  • Owners

    100,000 - 200,000

CivCity: Rome Buying and Gameplay FAQs

Where can I buy CivCity: Rome the cheapest?

The cheapest price right now is $0.27 at Kinguin (97% off the $9.99 list price).

Is CivCity: Rome on sale right now?

Yes, CivCity: Rome is currently on sale with up to 97% off at select stores.

How much does CivCity: Rome cost?

Right now, you can buy CivCity: Rome for as low as $0.27 ($9.99 MSRP), depending on the store and platform.

Is CivCity: Rome on Xbox Game Pass?

No, CivCity: Rome is not currently on Xbox Game Pass. The cheapest way to play is to buy it as low as $0.27, depending on the store and platform.

How much is CivCity: Rome on Steam?

On Steam, CivCity: Rome is listed at $9.99 (MSRP $9.99).

What is the historical lowest price for CivCity: Rome?

The lowest recorded price for CivCity: Rome is $0.13, based on past sales and discounts.

Is CivCity: Rome single-player only?

CivCity: Rome is primarily a single-player experience.

Can I play CivCity: Rome on Steam Deck?

Yes. CivCity: Rome is rated Playable on Steam Deck. It runs, but Valve's “Playable” rating means you may need some manual tweaks, such as adjusting settings or using the on-screen keyboard.

Is CivCity: Rome available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch?

CivCity: Rome is available on PC.

How long does it take to beat CivCity: Rome?

The main story takes around 9 hours, while a completionist run averages 52 hours.

When did CivCity: Rome release?

CivCity: Rome launched on July 23, 2006.

What age rating is CivCity: Rome?

CivCity: Rome is rated E10 for Alcohol Reference and Mild Violence.

CivCity: Rome Patch Notes And Updates

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