Civilization 7 review - even Firaxis can’t fully fix the problems with 4X games
Civilization 7 is fantastic, and perhaps the best expression of the conventional 4X game, but the genre’s inherent bloat ...
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Civilization 7 fans don't wait for Firaxis and fix game themselves. Title is doing 2 times worse than Civ 6 at launch
Civilization fans decided not to wait for official updates but rolled up their sleeves and threw themselves into working on ...
The Best Units to Build First in Civ 7
Firaxis is introducing an update based on suggestions from players participating in Civ 7's Advanced Access release. This Civ ...
Civilization 7’s Steam reviews are very bad, but Firaxis has a rescue plan
The early access Civilization 7 Steam launch is not going very well, but Firaxis has a long-term plan to fix the ...
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Civilization 7 Should Break New Ground Through a Crossover DLC With Another Firaxis Game
Civilization 7 has a long road ahead of it, and a crossover DLC with one of Firaxis' past games could deliver an incredibly ...
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Improving Civilization 7's UI is the "top priority", say Firaxis
Chief among the three areas is a focus on improving the UI - their "top priority", they say. They're working on "making UI ...
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Civilization 7 Dev Previews Quality-of-Life Improvements Coming Soon to the Game
Civilization 7 developers address some major changes coming to the 4X strategy game after a disappointing advanced access ...
Civilization 7 on PC: Platforms, minimum requirements and recommended specs for Civ 7
Sid Meier's Civilization 7 is available on PC via the Steam and Epic Game Store platforms. The Steam platform also supports ...
As Civilization 7 languishes with a 'mixed' rating on Steam, Firaxis says improving the game's wildly unpopular UI is 'our top priority'
Developers "need some time to digest all of your feedback," but say they're "committed to getting this right." ...
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In Civilization VII, Empires Rise and Stereotypes Start to Fall
“Right out of the gate we had some big, bold ideas,” said Ed Beach, creative director at Firaxis Games. One big change is that the new game is split into three distinct “ages ...