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Sid Meier’s Civilization VII launches worldwide, bringing strategy gaming to new heights

Sid Meier’s Civilization VII launches globally on consoles and PC, promising an expansive strategy experience with new features and multiplayer options.

Sid Meier’s Civilization VII, the latest instalment of the globally popular strategy franchise, is officially available worldwide. For the first time, the game launches simultaneously on both consoles and PC, including PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Steam, and Epic Games Store. It is also accessible on Mac and Linux through Steam.

This launch marks a significant milestone, with Civilization VII now catering to a broader audience across multiple platforms. Fans of virtual reality can look forward to Civilization VII – VR, scheduled for release in Summer 2025. Details on the VR version were revealed during the Civ World Summit, with more updates expected in the coming months.

A game that honours its legacy

David Ismailer, President of 2K, expressed his excitement about the game’s release: “This is an incredibly special moment for 2K as we launch Civilization VII, a game that honours and elevates the legacy of one of the most beloved franchises in gaming history.” He praised the development team at Firaxis Games, saying their creativity and passion have led to yet another groundbreaking release.

Heather Hazen, Studio Head of Firaxis Games, highlighted the importance of the franchise to the studio’s identity. “Civilization VII is a key piece of our creative identity at Firaxis, with a passionate team that pushes the very boundaries of what strategy games can achieve,” she said. “We’ve crafted the most expansive and ambitious Civilization game yet, and want to express our deepest gratitude to the passionate community that has grown with us over the years. It’s time to embark on this new journey together and Build Something We Believe In.”

New features and gameplay evolution

In Civilization VII, players will encounter a deeper and more dynamic strategy experience, with gameplay that evolves across different ages of human development. The decisions players make will shape the cultural identity of their empire, as they take control of legendary leaders from various historical eras.

Players can construct cities and architectural wonders to expand their territory, unlock technological advancements, and interact with other civilizations through diplomacy or conflict. The game offers both an immersive solo mode and an engaging multiplayer experience, allowing players to explore unknown worlds, build prosperous societies, and lead their empires to greatness.

With the launch of this ambitious addition to the franchise, fans of strategy games can expect new layers of complexity and immersive storytelling as they dive into the rich world of Civilization VII. The latest chapter promises to build on its legacy while introducing fresh challenges and innovations that will appeal to both long-time players and newcomers alike.

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