Summary: This is a good expansion. However, I do not believe it added enough features to make it worth while. Religion did not change the game as much as I'd hoped.
Summary: Civilization V is a really good game, but I was expecting something more from this DLC. Adding customizable religions is really cool, but as I said - I was expecting...
This is what Civ5 should have looked like originally!
J. Yaskoir, Amazon
8 January 2013
Summary: Civ5 is honestly one of the weaker Civ games. This expansion does make the game more fun. If this originally game had looked the G&K, I would have been happier with Civ5.
Summary: I have had Civilization V since it came out, great game and a lot different from Civ IV. I read the reviews for Civ V: Gods and Kings and they made it sound like this...
Summary: The game is excellent. The problem is that you need a great broadband connection to play it. The game is set up so that it's based on an online service, Steam.
Summary: The game lacked soul on release and even now continues to lack soul with the upgrade to Gods and Kings. You will expend a great deal of time on this game.
Summary: I can't recommend this Civ game. In the franchise, great steps were made to separate this from previous games with new concepts from hex, unit stacking, graphics, social...
Summary: If you liked Civ5 you'll probably like this expansion too. It adds religion, spying and some minor tweaks to the game but doesn't change the core game mechanics too much.