Civilization 7 dataminers have unearthed evidence to suggest the game is set to receive a fourth, unannounced Age — and developer Firaxis has teased its plans in an interview with IGN. A full ...

As spotted by IGN, a user over on the Civilization subreddit shared evidence that the Atomic Age will be added to the game to join Civ 7's current three Ages: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern ...

Civilization 7 players found mention of potential future content in the game’s code, including a Maori civ, leader Edward “Blackbeard” Teach, and an Atomic Age ...

Most significantly, however, there are repeated mentions of 'age-Atomic,' perhaps hinting that a fourth Age could eventually arrive in Civilization 7 in some form. The Atomic Age is mentioned six ...

In addition to unused leaders and civilizations, it appears that a fourth technological era, the Atomic Age, may be planned for a future, probable DLC release. Or it could all just be cut content.

Civilization 7's choice of leaders came down to "authenticity and not accuracy" ... An Atomic age would likely go from the Cold War all the way to the current day, ...

From what the official roadmap tells us, Civilization 7 plans to add two new leaders and 4 Civs in the April – September window, so it’s possible that some of these data mined names will ...

How to get Golden Age Buildings in Civilization 7. There are currently three Golden Age buildings in Civilization 7, two that are focused on Science and one that boosts Culture and Wonder Production.

Civilization 7 brings a lot to the table, and not all of it requires abandoning your morality to play with.Fans of the series will find a map that's livelier than ever, city management that won't ...

How Civilization 7’s Age System Works As with previous entries in the franchise, Civilization tasks you with growing a civilization over history. However, previous games have seen history split ...

Hot on the heels of this tease, Civilization 7 players have already datamined the game, which is available in advanced access to those who paid more, and found reference to the Atomic Age.