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Civilization VII Changes Coming Soon

by Ryan Feb 12,2025

Civilization VII Changes Coming Soon

Following a less-than-stellar launch, Civilization 7's developers at Firaxis Games are committed to significant improvements. Addressing player feedback, the team is prioritizing interface usability and core gameplay enhancements.

Currently holding a 47% positive rating on Steam, the game's reception highlights concerns not with its mechanics, but with a simplified interface, missing features, and a perceived lack of content. Firaxis has responded by focusing on interface clarity: improving map readability, streamlining menus, and enhancing overall user-friendliness.

Upcoming additions include:

  • Multiplayer team functionality.
  • New map types.
  • Customization options (renaming religions and cities).

A balance patch (Update 1.1.0) is slated for release in March, addressing various gameplay elements. While the full release of Civilization 7 is set for February 11th, many reviewers believe the game launched prematurely and requires substantial further development. The $70 price point has been heavily criticized, with players feeling it doesn't reflect the game's current state. The community hopes Firaxis will actively incorporate player feedback to deliver updates that restore the series' renowned quality and attention to detail. The expectation is for Civilization 7 to eventually live up to the franchise's legacy, but significant improvements are clearly needed.

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