
Lead empires that evolve or endure through the Ages. Build something you believe in with Sid Meier's Civilization® VII.
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Leider ist die Serie mit Civ7 gestorben. Die Hoffnung, dass sich mit dem letzten Update etwas in die richtige Richtung entwickelt, war leider vergebens. Das Problem mit dem Wechsel der Zeitalter ist nicht behoben, dadurch dass man seine Civ behält. Es ist allerdings nicht das einzige und eigentlich auch nicht das schlimmste. Im Endgame gibt es zig unsinnige Gebäude, Mechaniken, Einheiten und Abläufe. Irgendwann erscheint dann die Meldung, dass irgendeine Civ noch 5 Runden bis zum Wissenschaftssieg braucht und das war es. Für Civ-Veteranen war das Spiel vor dem Update eine Enttäuschung. Nach dem Update ist es leider nur noch schlimmer. Man kann es nur noch als absoluten Schrott bezeichnen! Man kann nur jedem Civ-Fan vom Kauf abraten!
I must admit that my first Civ game was the "call to power" produced by Activision, but since then i played every civilization game starting from Civ 2. Picked this mess up after the most recent update hoping they fixed things and made it at least playable. Well it is playable, but it is not a civilization game. They have taken a hero based rogue lite, like "slay the spire", and gave it a civilization coat of paint. Either because some one really wanted to make a rogue lite or they were trying to make something that will not crash on Switch every 2 minutes. Don't believe me? The primary focus of this pile of trash are "heroes" rulers. You pick your ruler and a starting "weapon" civilization. While playing as your "hero" you advance through the "stages" ages, and face a "boss" crisis. Depending on how you played through the age and the crisis you unlock different weapons to play in the next stage, and you unlock mementos to make you next playthrough easier. There are many more points like this you notice while playing. On top of it basic civilization gameplay like Science, diplomacy, economy is severely nerfed. Science pool is laughably small, where used to be a huge tree now lies a bush with maybe 50 choices spread across 3 ages. Diplomacy becomes click on your neighbor every 9-12 turns and renew "improve trade relations". etc. I tried both age transition methods, do not like either. They are just a reset point to free up ram on the switch because feraxis does not want to bother and have 2 versions of this game one for PC and one for console. The game looks ok and as long as i use vulcan it does not crash, but if i forget and use the default aka Dx12 it crashes every hour on the dot. I do not want to play a Switch hero based rogue lite on my PC. I do not want a civilization game that stops me every 2-3 hours to do an age transition just so handheld switches do not melt and it can be fair to the poor ai players. I want the continuous raw experience of civ 2 - civ 5. I want to be able to have tanks, nukes and airplanes (or the fusion tanks and space cities from "call to power") while the ai barely has enough technology to make gunpowder at best. Should have waited another year to buy it on sale for $10 + 50% off dlc.
Doesn't allow domination only victory. I went back to 6 because of this
Not Recommended. Compared to Civilization 6, the graphics and visuals here are genuinely much nicer and more enticing, the time between turns is noticeably faster, and features like river navigation are a fantastic addition. To give credit where it's due, the Test of Time Update was a huge improvement that fixed a ton of structural friction. That said, some of the text and details for units are still hard to read, and the Test of Time Patch doesn't fix the core issue for me: the hard-partitioned, age-based tech trees. Splitting research into three disconnected mini-trees instead of one uninterrupted progression line completely kills the long-form momentum and immersion of the franchise. Until there is an actual option for a continuous tech tree that lets history flow naturally from the ancient era to the modern age without arbitrary resets, this design choice just kills the game for me. Sticking to Civilization 6 for now.
When the game came out in 2025 it initially hooked me pretty well for about 50 hours. Some of the CIV core is still there. However now after 1 and a half year later, I can't force myself to play it. In the past whenever a new Civilization was announced I got excited. My mind started to think about the strategies that I could try with that civ. Here? It doesn't matter. The feeling of starting a new game is totally gone. They got so focused on trying to "make people finish their games" that they killed the enjoyment of "starting a new game". UI choice is still so so. I think it's the font and the spacing between elements. 3D Characters are still so so. Graphics (map, etc) it's fantastic, so at least they landed the visuals. Yes. Every new CIV introduced a new change. Hexes, non-stacking armies, etc. But changing civs during the game makes no sense. It's completely disconnecting you from what you are trying to build. It might have worked if this was NOT Civ and it was some kind of "roguelite" game that gives you randomization, unlocks and progression, but not in CIV. SAD
玩了几十个小时,一点爽感体验没有。文明6不管是哪一个文明,都有自己独特的打法和体验,我玩的就是她不一样。文明7屎的地方就在于,没有任何特殊性,选择就意味着失败,他把所有文明的特性都拉平了,所有文明都同化了,哪个方面也体现不出谁比谁强了,没有优越感了。而且这种选择你根本没法平衡,大家都会选择下一个时代里面最强的一部分,那剩下的几个选项就没有任何意义。 比起以前文明6把每一个文明都设计的有自己的独特性和小巧思,文明7干了什么?设计几个流派的大框架,让玩家自己选择加入哪一个?偷懒也没有你这么偷懒的。这就相当于文明6里面领袖们可以自由选择加入哪一个国家了,排列组合真tm好玩。 奠基者版受害人留言。
Disappointment compared to the previous Civ VI, i hope Civ VIII will be completely different than Civ VII. I personally regret buying Civ VII.
THe "security" features are unbelieveably annoying, and this is a half baked game at most
Worse than the previous versions
Not a Civ game honestly. This should have been another entry.... The soul is gone. Avoid