
Lead empires that evolve or endure through the Ages. Build something you believe in with Sid Meier's Civilization® VII.
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Reviews
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I have over 7000 hours played on Civ VI and I have to say that I was hoping for a better game. I saw the reviews and held off because of the expensive price, waiting for a sale. Unfortunately, the sale wasn't enough at this point and I regret purchasing this game. I don't have the desire to "play another turn" and have no issues quitting the game (without even saving) and moving on to something else. I've been a a loyal fan of the Civ games, but this is the first time that I've been disappointed and won't recommend this game to my friends. If you're a Civ Fan, don't waste your money!
The game only got to an acceptable level and Firaxis immediately try to charge us £25 quid for a DLC which is a few new leaders and Civs... Pathetic. I bought the deluxe edition at launch and it may be the worst value I've ever gotten in buying a game. It got me a sub standard game that I would need to pay even more just to see if its even ok? Extremely disappointing game quality and outrageous pricing. It's an ok game now, but that's all.
I've got over 9000hrs on Civ 5 and Civ 6, believe me Civ 7 has some way to go to catch up with the previous two. I have played all Civ games, right from the beginning and I have thoroughly enjoyed them all however Civ 7 is still to bitty, has that broken feel, not smooth, only my opinion. It saddens me to say that I currently can not recommend this game. I like change but.....I'm sure it'll get there.
I'll agree with many others - the game seems unfinished. There's no consolidated management views - no easy way to look across your cities or your troops. Combat mechanics are very clearly broken and buggy. Leaders and civs are wildly unbalanced, and many of the things that made older Civ games so charming - building the space ship, decorating the throne room, etc - are wholly absent.
The fact that I bought the founders edition and I'm being charged £25 for a DLC that only adds a few new playable leaders and civs is quite frankly disgusting. In this economy, Firaxis do not care about taking you to the cleaners for your hard earned money whether you buy premium versions or not. The game is in a lot better state than it was on release, but it's still unpolished. Personally, I wouldn't recommend. Play Civ 6 instead.
good enough game but 30$ for 2 civs, xd out of your mind firaxis
They changed 1 setting and i bought the game. Its still not as good as any of the other games and hollow. Sync with other nations in tech/civic tree is odd and should be removed.
After a year, I still can't recommend. Over $100 and 300 hours in game, and the game still has numerous bugs and feels now like it's *almost* to the state that it should have been at a year ago. Instead of dropping another $30 DLC for Japan (which absolutely should have been in the base game) they need to fix the problems with the base game.
It's civ if it were made for mobile, not so good. I'd recommend civ 6, or even 5.
Civ VII has been a mess from its very launch. Recent and major updates have tried to correct the game into a somewhat playable version of the Civ we all love, but the truth is that Civ VII is the worst iteration of the game ever released. I only play it because I paid the money and I don't have time to research a better turn-based civilization building style game. Unless you are a loyal, must-play Civ player, this is NOT the version to start with.