Civilization 7, the latest from XCOM 2 and Marvel's Midnight Suns creator Firaxis, is struggling to gain as many players as ...

and more These Civ 7 PC mods come courtesy of the CivFanatics community, which has jumped the gun on Steam Workshop integration and Nexus Mods listings with myriad options to try out. Keep in mind ...

It's no state secret that Civilization 7 didn't get off to the strongest start ... It's sitting at exactly 50 percent positive reviews on Steam as of this writing. The interface is kind of a disaster.

There’s already a lot of expectation behind the Civilization 7 DLC. Firaxis’ much-anticipated 4X sequel has been going through a tough time since launch – Steam reviews are still officially ...

The just-released Civilization 7 also has some good qualities, but it looks like it'll need to evolve if it's going to attain the same legendary status, because its Steam player count isn't ...

In fact, the fixes brought the game’s Steam rate up from Mostly Negative to Mixed. That said, there’s still progress to be made as Firaxis Games works on further improving Civilization 7.

Civilization 7's "first major update" dropped for PC and consoles today, and for one thing it brings those two versions back into alignment, which has allowed Firaxis to re-enable crossplay.

Civilization 7 has drawn the eyes of series veterans and potential newcomers, but one factor may stand in the way of its success with these groups.

At this point, Civilization 7 had made the whole experience a bit more bearable already. The single greatest decision I made before heading to the airport was throwing my Steam Deck into a bag.

Sid Meier's Civilization 7 is available now on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam (which also supports Mac and Linux) and the Epic Games Store. In Civilization ...