Sid Meier's Civilization VII News

In case you missed it, here’s another roundup of Civilization VII news from the past week (nice and early):

[h2]Civ Reveal: Hawai'i
[/h2]Aloha, Hawai’i! This Exploration Age civ thrives on coastal empires, earning major culture bonuses for building along the shoreline. Check out the full game guide for all the details.



[h2]First Look: Amina[/h2]
We just unveiled a new First Look for the warrior queen, Amina. Check out the latest Game Guide entry to the Civilization website for full details on her attributes and abilities.

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[h2]Coming up…
[/h2]Another civ reveal and First Look are coming your way! Plus, we’re gearing up to drop a brand new developer diary on Emergent Narrative, written by Firaxis' Narrative Director, Cat Manning.

Lastly, don’t forget to tune in December 1 at 10AM ET / 3PM GMT for Civ Give 2024 - the annual Civ charity stream hosted by our friends at The Civ Show. Firaxis' Lead Historian Andrew Johnson and Game Designer Carl Harrison are joining to chat Civ VI, and what’s next with Civ VII - all for a great cause!

For all our Civ fans celebrating Thanksgiving, enjoy the holiday!

In Civilization 7, unlike previous games in the series, any leader can lead any civilization. So your choice of civilization is completely independent, allowing for a huge set of possible bonuses. And while your chosen leader will follow you all the way to the end, you'll choose a new civilization for each of the three acts: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern.

Each civ comes with a unique ability, unique civics, at least two unique units, and one or more unique infrastructures (which is basically the new name for unique buildings). They also specialize in two of the six civ attributes (Cultural, Economic, Diplomatic, Expansionist, Militarist, and Scientific). Here are all of the civs we know about so far:..
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In Civilization 7, unlike previous games in the series, any leader can lead any civilization. So your choice of civilization is completely independent, allowing for a huge set of possible bonuses. And while your chosen leader will follow you all the way to the end, you'll choose a new civilization for each of the three acts: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern.

Each civ comes with a unique ability, unique civics, at least two unique units, and one or more unique infrastructures (which is basically the new name for unique buildings). They also specialize in two of the six civ attributes (Cultural, Economic, Diplomatic, Expansionist, Militarist, and Scientific). Here are all of the civs we know about so far:..
Read more.

In case you missed it, here’s another roundup of Civilization VII news from the past week:

[h2]Civ Reveal: Majapahit
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Say hello to Majapahit! Expand your empire and leverage Specialists to power up your cities with this Exploration Age civ. Check out the full game guide here.



[h2]First Look: Charlemagne
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Charlemagne has arrived! Check out the latest First Look, along with a Game Guide entry to the Civilization website with full details on his attributes and abilities.

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[h2]Coming up…
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We’re down to just two more Exploration Age civs in the launch roster, but don’t worry - there’s more civs to come. Another civ is dropping very soon, and we’re also working on another leader’s First look. Any guesses on who’s next?

That’s all for this week, Civ fans. Don’t forget to wishlist and follow Civilization VII to stay in the loop for reveals, updates, and more surprises. See you next week!