Will this work with Civ 5: Gods and Kings?
1940208
Yes, civ 5 is a conglomeration of 3 discs, if you have stream version, you can update and add much more to the game
1940209
I don't know... as I wrote, Steam -the publisher- wants you play the game online, and it has a poor design. So it is going to give you headaches because you need to do a lot of set up in your PC to play it. They are going to send you the instructions and those are they own faults. We don't need to do their work. We just need to click "PLAY" (like happens with Diablo III), and that's it!!! Moreover, the directions to set up your PC are daunting. If you have time to waste, go ahead. But it is their work. We paid for that.
1940210
yes. if you have gods and kings working (which means you got the original civ 5 before gods and kings OR got those 2 as a bundle), it will certainly work.By the way, this expansion in my opinion is like Beyond the Sword for Civ 4 --- it's the expansion that makes it a great game.AFter seeing another response concerning Steam I have to mention I have used steam for years and not had much issues - it is sure nice not to have to play with the discs. Further,once you have a game installed and connected one time (which you need to get it installed) you actually don't have to be online to run the game...you can go into offline mode. I have donethat and it works, but why bother, unless your internet goes out. yes. if you have gods and kings working (which means you got the original civ 5 before gods and kings OR got those 2 as a bundle), it will certainly work.By the way, this expansion in my opinion is like Beyond the Sword for Civ 4 --- it's the expansion that makes it a great game.AFter seeing another response concerning Steam I have to mention I have used steam for years and not had much issues - it is sure nice not to have to play with the discs. Further,once you have a game installed and connected one time (which you need to get it installed) you actually don't have... » Read More yes. if you have gods and kings working (which means you got the original civ 5 before gods and kings OR got those 2 as a bundle), it will certainly work.By the way, this expansion in my opinion is like Beyond the Sword for Civ 4 --- it's the expansion that makes it a great game.AFter seeing another response concerning Steam I have to mention I have used steam for years and not had much issues - it is sure nice not to have to play with the discs. Further,once you have a game installed and connected one time (which you need to get it installed) you actually don't have to be online to run the game...you can go into offline mode. I have donethat and it works, but why bother, unless your internet goes out. « Show Less
2146117
Definitely! It more than meets the minimum system requirements listed here: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/the-sims-3/10845/?p=r
645881
I don't know if this game does, but using the compatibility settings, quite a few of my older games (most of them are pre-2012 before 2012) play just fine.
1926636
It would probably work but run slow, the processor is smaller than is recommended for the game.
1379056
It should work if you run it in XP-compatibility mode. If that doesn't do the trick, it means that you need to download patches, probably just the one from Tages Protection (which did the DRM protection for the game). Failing that, you may also need to search for 'The Witcher Enhanced 1.5' patch. It's inconvenient but shouldn't take too long. Good luck.
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I do not know for sure but I'm 99% sure it will. Try it and let me know. If it does not work, I'll buy it from you (I need another one of these for my other system.) email tkh at tkh dot com. Current price is about $29, so if it does not work for you, I'll buy it for that price (but you have to pay shipping to me.)
240907
Depends on the game. With most newer games, yes it will. if you're looking for no lag at all build yourself a desktop for a similar price
1991279
Sorry for the slightly late response, had to look up your computer model. It looks like it will work with your system but I highly recommend upgrading your Processor and PSU as wellMost games these days require a greater one to run.
865180
Yes, but some games may not be compatible with it. It depends on the title.
1075205
Yes this game uses Steamworks as DRM meaning the key has to redeem on steam. It works any version of civ 5 that is redeemed on steam no matter where you bought it
592089
This only works if you have the newer version of the base game. If you have an older version it didn't come with borders and won't work well with this expansion.
401890
I am using windows 7 for this PC Game. Ensure the video card specifications shown on the game box is compatible with with the card installed in your computer for optimum performance
843248
Yes, it should I don't believe they have upgraded the game, to prevent it from working on older models. Hopefully this has helped. Happy Holidays :) !!!
1475045
I don't know. I bought this game for my son and he couldn't play it because it is not compatible with our new computer, it's an older game. Please make sure your computer program is compatible before you buy the game.
1777982
Possibly, the one I bought had ubuntu on it but it will run windows 7 decently I would check to see what year the game was released if it was near 2007 you should be ok.
1699955
It works on Win7(either upgrade or not), but you should worry about the recommended specs of your PC that the game requires.
1966895
Yes it will work as it is not the system that will cause it not to work it is the game/program that you might have problems' with.