
Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete
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01About Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete
Guide a civilization through a journey of discovery, using strategy to pursue victory. Complete brings together Civilization III, the Play the World expansion, and civilizations, scenarios, and features from Conquests. Steam player reviews: 90% positive from 5,762 reviews. Available for Steam on PC. English is the listed supported language.
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$0.822026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-11-12
02Before you buy
Play modes
The Steam PC version lists single-player and multiplayer categories. The description says online multiplayer was suspended on May 31, 2014, while LAN mode remains supported.
Language
English is the only listed supported language; full audio is not specified.
03Frequently asked questions
What does Complete include?
The description combines Civilization III with Play the World and the civilizations, scenarios, and features from Conquests.
Does it have online multiplayer?
The description says online multiplayer was suspended on May 31, 2014, and that LAN mode remains supported.
What is the game about?
The description highlights exploration, strategies, multiple play modes, and different ways to win.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
Firaxis recently changed their Terms and Conditions to harvest data and present vulnerabilities and breaches to software and operating systems. Under no circumstances update, launch or install the game. This practice must be named and shamed. No support! Vote with your wallets! This game is now spyware!Show moreShow less
You sit down and play 15 minutes and when you look outside 4 hours have passed.Show moreShow less
The Steam edition of Civilization III does not work correctly on Windows 7, which kind of defeats the purpose I had in getting it to begin with. Unlike the retail CD version of the game from years ago, it installs without hassle. What it doesn't do without hassle is run correctly. Every time I've started a game, I've encountered audio bugs where the music stops and the sound effects run an in endless loop like crickets. Heaven forbid you ever try to quit the game, either, because it will not only crash, but lock up your entire monitor and not let task manager launch over it. If a game is going to be sold on steam, I expect some kind of work to be done to make it compatible with current operating systems. If Gog.com can do it, so can Valve.Show moreShow less
I played this game when I was younger, and enjoyed it to the point that by the time I burnt the CD out - it was around the year 5000AD and me [Germany], America, Egypt, India were all that was left - Super states having had numerous nuclear wars. Europe had turned into a desert thanks to the global warming, America had conquered the entire Western Hemisphere, Egypt - all of Africa. Our militaries had become so large, so advanced, and the nuclear wars so constant that we eventually found ourselves in a deadlock - slowly starving, rotting away with the time. Our capitals had long been wiped away - eventually, wars were no longer profitable, the resources had run out. I played that game until the CD had finally quit on me, determined to see the end of the world. Compared to today, it may not be as flashy anymore - but Civilization III is the best of the series, Civilization IV comes at a close second, but things were removed and added in the later installments that made one feel like they had lost a bit of the original game. I've since rebought it, and I'm already at 1,797.6 hours.Show moreShow less
Arguably, the best Civilization in the entire series. Can't get it to run reliable anymore. They are still selling it, so they should try to keep it workable. Since they don't, I'm gonna have to recommend against people buying it and wasting their money.Show moreShow less
told Gandhi to move his Warrior out of my territory as kindly as possible and he declared war on me 10/10Show moreShow less
So far its a dud. I played this game years ago and loved it, but it will not run in Steam on Win10. I've spent several hours pouring over forums and trying all the compatibility, resolution, run-as-administrator variations that are posted out there, but they all end up with the same result. The opening video runs fine, but at the end, the screen goes dark and and error message pops up saying "Input Not Support" - yes, verbatim - it says "support" not "supported."Show moreShow less
"I'll just play a quick round of Civ" [16 hours later] "...Where did the sun go?"Show moreShow less
I love this game more than any other game, but playing on Steam is so frustrating. There are so many problems I cannot even begin to talk about them. In a nutshell, be prepared to never enjoy a multiplayer game unless you want hot seat because as soon as you do, a crash occurs. I have had this game on Steam for a decade; trust me, there is no fix.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.