Sid Meier's Civilization 7 - official gameplay showcase.Watch on YouTube. The biggest priority is improving the UI, Firaxis said. "We need some time to digest all of your feedback, but some areas ...

Firaxis also "trying something new" by showing how many updates and changes have been "influenced by the community." ...

That’s a question I put to Civilization 7 lead designer Ed Beach, who gave Gandhi fans a clear ray of hope that eventually he’ll make it in as DLC. Sounds like Gandhi is upcoming DLC for Civ 7 ...

Civilization 7 is a revolutionary strategy game for newcomers and long-time fans alike. Though some tweaks around diplomacy and Ages fall short, a host of small reinventions – along with Firaxis ...

Civilization 7, also known as Civ 7, is the new 4X turn-based strategy game from Firaxis Games. Here’s all the news on the next big historical city-builder.

Civilization 7 doesn't fully launch until next Tuesday, February 11, but it's playable now for people who sprung for the Founders Edition, and so far the response isn't what Firaxis or 2K Games ...

Firaxis has announced a virtual reality version of the recently released Civilization 7, called Sid Meier's Civilization 7 - VR. It's exclusive to the Meta Quest 3 and 3S.

I'll be interested to see how Firaxis responds to the work of one of its alumni, Civilization 4 lead designer Soren Johnson, who released the very good historical strategy game Old World in 2022 ...

Civilization 7 lets you mix and match history — and it’s a blast. For the first time in the game’s 30-year history, leaders and civilizations can be chosen independently of one another.

Some new features in Civilization VII seem designed to address those types of academic complaints. Barbarians have been reframed as “independent powers,” and their actions are more nuanced.

Civilization 7 campaigns occur across three distinct Ages — Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern — a change made to better represent the undulating tide of history.Each player’s actions ...

Firaxis has managed to reinvent itself many times over – albeit never as dramatically as this – and that willingness to take big leaps is the reason Civilization has stayed fresh for so long.