As all Civ' veterans should know, these expansion packs are not your run of the mill extra content. With this pack buyers will receive 27 new units, 13 buildings, 9 wonders, 9 new civilizations to play as and an all new religion system. Three have been already been announced and they are the Netherlands (William 1, Prince of Orange), Celts (Boudicca) and the Mayans (Pacal the Great).
The men and women at 2K Games have been working hard to bring this all new pack to audiences everywhere, and from what this fan can see they will not disappointed. Players can choose established religions and even found their own while attempting to spread it across the world. They have restructured the city-state system to both bring in the religion system and also to refine their "quest" system. Lastly they have changed up the dynamics of combat and even have added espionage for those scrupulosity players.
That is it for now folks. The one thing that I would like to add to this article is that I hope that they fix the multiplayer system so it does not make it unplayable, like it seems to be now sadly. 2K Games seem to be making this into something that players will be happy with. Civilization V: Gods & Kings is estimated to release this spring for around $30.
