Sid Meier's Civilization VII

2k needs to resolve their account issues - I have my 2k account and steam accounts linked but the game says that I am not logged in.....this makes playing across devices impossible. Just implement steam cloud save! It's free! Don't make me use a worse thing.

no cloud saves in a modern triple A title is wild

I mean it's fine... I like some differences to other Civ games and the game isn't bad but this game is not worth the 70€ it is listed for. I can't in good concience recommend this game at this price. Neat pickup if it's on sale. Not worth 70€.

ui垃圾，玩法一坨，除了兵种动作和城市建筑建模好看以为，我真不明白我为什么要花500多当时直接买了最贵的版本，依旧不如文明n-1

Comprei achando que seria uma evolução do CIv 6, mas é um dowgrade imenso. Mecanicas ate ok mas a ultima era ser o equivalente a segunda guerra mundial é de matar! Dev fez isso para lançar novas eras pagas como dlc, fora que a diplomacia é deprimente! Civ 6 é muito melhor!

Worst Civ, dont buy it. 2 thumbs down. Why you might ask? its not fun, simple as that. If you enjoy spending hours and hours playing one game, maybe its for you. i have completed ONE game in 78 hours and half played 3 other games. Why do i have so many incomplete games? because its not fun. Wherever Sid is, i hope hes pissed at whoever made this heaping pile of crap. Thanks for wasting my time, keep the change ya filthy anuimals.

Bro, this game is a complete and utter DISASTER from top to bottom. I don't even know where to start. Everything collapses the moment you touch it. I genuinely want to know what kind of stuff the devs at Firaxis were on when they made these decisions, because it makes zero sense. 1. "Age" Mechanics? More Like Trolling the Player Base First off, resetting the entire technology tree just because the Age shifts, and blocking us from researching past techs, is an absolute joke. Resetting buildings and resources when you transition ages is extra nonsense. Newsflash: human history didn't run on a synchronized clock! Not every civilization entered a new era at the exact same time; some were literally living as nomads while others were founding academies. Did humanity just forget how to herd sheep or ride horses because the Bronze Age ended? The "You shifted eras, bro, so sheep don't exist anymore" mechanic completely destroys any sense of immersion. Total garbage mechanic. 2. Was the Base Roster Picked by a Random Generator? Second, the base leaders they shoved into this game... Did the design team completely lose their minds? You’ve got people with minimal impact on world history taking up main leader slots. Who on earth is Amina? Who is Ashoka in the grand scheme of legendary Civ icons? In an attempt to push diversity, you wiped out the actual historical weight of the roster. Where are the civilization defining giants we actually care to play as? 3. City State Logic: Unlimited Troop Glitch? Third, these tiny micro states that constantly attack with zero tactical logic. Bro, who even are you, and why are you declaring war on me out of nowhere every 5 turns? How does a tiny, one city micro state manage to spawn an infinite army of units? Do these bots have a resource cheat code running in the background? It’s completely braindead and unplayable. 4. Stats are Trash, Perks are Useless Fourth, and probably the most painful part: the traits and perks given by nations and leaders are absurdly weak. They feel like they have a ZERO percent impact on the actual gameplay. Remember Civ 5 or Civ 6 where you could theorycraft insane synergies and builds around a leader? Gone. Leader choices feel completely weightless now. It’s like picking a cosmetic skin instead of a playstyle. 3/10 - 3 for graphics and animations

I was skeptical at first about how the franchise could improve upon Civ VI which I thought was a really solid version of the game but I have been very impressed so far. The rural vs urban division of building is really interesting and I find the eras shifts to be much less disruptive (in a negative way) than I was worried would happen. I enjoy the way that independent powers function as well as the increased number of civics trees. Lastly, the diplomacy interactions are by far one of my favorite new elements as they provide so many more opportunities for constant engagement with other powers beyond just alliance or war. The primary downside for me is that as a history buff, I find the anachronistic leaders to be rather annoying. Being able to play as Harriet Tubman leading the Roman Empire just feels wrong to me. Overall though, that is a minor nitpicky thing and I like the game a lot so far.