Some tiles can also produce research points for technologies, or gold which can be used for a variety of things. Food will increase population, you use production from forests, hills and mountains to create buildings and units, and exotic resources like incense and gems will make your civilization more cultured. Each turn your cities will get resources from nearby tiles equal to their population, which increases the more food you gather. The game is turned base, meaning you and your opponents each take their turn one after another. Will you be a military power, and conquer your enemies at the cost of the happiness of your citizens? Will you choose to become home of the greatest scientific minds and create the International Space Station? Or will you choose peace over war and create the United Nations and attempt to stop conflict across the globe? There are several different ways to go about playing Civ V in order to achieve a variety of victory conditions. Cities near coasts and forests have an easier time producing food, while cities near mountains can mine more for producing buildings, ships, and more. The resources each city can get depends largely on the area around the city. This is all done through managing resources that are near your cities: food, science/gold production, productivity, culture, and happiness. Throughout the game you expand your nation by settling new cities and make it more advanced by researching technologies.
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