Civilization 7 is mere days away from releasing, and its critical reception paves the way for some interesting comparisons to past series entries.

Our Civilization 7 review tells you about a sequel that is bold enough to add big changes to its formula, without spoiling the series formula.

Sid Meier's Civilization 7 takes the franchise's core formula, overhauls many of its features, and delivers another stellar strategy experience.

Reviewers of some foreign resources have already had the opportunity to evaluate the new strategy of Sid Meier's Civilization VII. Their reviews are a

I n popular imagination, Sid Meier's Civilization is one of those timeless series that doesn't really change, but anyone having actually gone through several of its iterations wil

I gave up on Civ a few versions back: the historical features and flourishes didn't evoke "guide human civilization" as a game any more for me. Just more themed elaborations of complicated game systems I didn't have time to figure out.

Civilization 7 reviewed by Leana Hafer on PC, also available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, and Linux."With Civilization 7, the desire to streamline and simplify this legendary 4X series feels like it has gone a bit too far,

War. Colonization. Atomic bombs. I know these things are bad. But if there's one thing I hate more than nuclear hellfire, it's losing in games – so when Firaxis' latest turn-based strategy Civilization 7 dangles these options in front of me as a means of beating slimy Ben Franklin and his diplomacy-loving ways,

An excellent art style, fantastic sound track, and great leaps forwards for replayability, Civilization 7 is a great game. But it will prove divisive.