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Civilization VI’s 25th Anniversary Edition is limited to 20,000 copies worldwide

25 Aug 2016
Steve Wright

2K and Firaxis Games today announced the Sid Meier’s Civilization VI 25th Anniversary Edition.

Limited to 20,000 copies worldwide, the PC-exclusive title will only be offered through EB Games in Australia, and EB and Mighty Ape in New Zealand for a suggested price of $119.95 AUD or $129.95 NZD.

The Sid Meier’s Civilization VI 25th Anniversary Edition contains:

  • A copy of Sid Meier’s Civilization VI game and all bonus digital content found in the Digital Deluxe Edition
  • 25th Anniversary Edition premium packaging
  • Exclusive 25th Anniversary commemorative coin set with display case
  • “Civilization Through the Years” 100-Page hardcover art book
  • “Aztec Civilization Pack” pre-order bonus

Civilization VI will be available from 21 October on Windows PC. We previewed it here.

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