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A new feature in seems like a tough pill to swallow, but could actually be great for players in the long run. Although it's still several months away, has already revealed significant differences from . While some, like streamlined Tech trees and updated graphics, are unlikely to ruffle any feathers, is also adding a handful of entirely new mechanics that may provoke a little more controversy.
Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 is going to shake up the tried and true formula fans have come to know and love. It’s easy to get into a groove when playing a match, following your intended path, building up an army ready to siege, and issuing decrees to your (hopefully) loyal citizens. However, the team at Firaxis has a new plan for Civilization 7 that will fundamentally change the pacing of a match.
Civilization games are easy to get lost in, so much so that I don’t think I’ve ever actually finished one of them. This is apparently a common problem because developer Firaxis Games wanted to address it with Civilization 7.
Civilization 7's new age system means that you're never out of the running, and creative director Ed Beach says that that means "you have a chance to win the game at any point."
We just got a much closer look at Sid Meier's Civilization® VII, all thanks to the Future Games Show at Gamescom - Powered, as it happens, by Sid Meier's Civilization® VII.
A new Civilization game means a new Civilization narrator, and for the upcoming Civ 7 the task will fall to Gwendoline Christie, best known for her portrayal of Brienne of Tarth in HBO's Game of Thrones series.
Civilization 7 is coming about eight years after Civilization 6 because it was getting "too big for its britches" with new expansions, modes, scenarios, and more.
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