Sid Meier's Civilization VII marks the latest chapter in the iconic 4X strategy series! Dive into the following section to stay informed with the latest news and developments regarding this highly anticipated game!
Sid Meier's Civilization VII News
2025
February 28, 2025
⚫︎ In response to a challenging launch, Firaxis has decided to delay Civilization 7's inaugural in-game event, the Natural Wonder Battle, from its initial March 4, 2025, date to March 25, 2025. This delay allows time for critical quality-of-life enhancements.
Read more: Civilization 7's first in-game event postponed to prioritize quality-of-life improvements
February 26, 2025
⚫︎ Civilization VII is now accessible through NVIDIA GeForce NOW, enhancing the gaming experience with cloud gaming capabilities.
Read more: Civilization VII now available on NVIDIA GeForce NOW
February 20, 2025
⚫︎ Firaxis has partnered with the Shawnee tribe's current chief to authentically represent their culture in Civilization VII, as highlighted in the latest 2K Foundations video.
Read more: Firaxis collaborates with Shawnee Tribe for Civilization VII
February 20, 2025
⚫︎ Despite its recent release, Civilization 7 has yet to surpass the concurrent player numbers of Civilization 5 or 6, according to Tyler Wilde from PC Gamer.
Read more: Civilization 6 still outpaces Civilization 7 in daily Steam players
February 17, 2025
⚫︎ The latest 1.0.1 Patch 1 for Civilization 7 introduces a crossplay-compatible branch on Steam, enabling multiplayer gaming with console players.
Read more: Civilization VII introduces Steam Crossplay Compatible Branch
February 13, 2025
Civilization 7's official Twitter (X) account announced the launch of the New Settler's Hub, a dedicated resource for beginners featuring guides, videos, and tutorials.
Read more: Explore the official Civilization 7 New Settler's Hub
February 12, 2025
Firaxis has temporarily disabled the crossplay feature between PC and console versions of Civilization VII to expedite the release of a new update addressing player feedback.
Read more: Civilization 7's crossplay feature disabled to expedite PC updates
February 11, 2025
Sid Meier's Civilization VII is now available across all platforms, with forthcoming updates planned in response to early release feedback.
February 6, 2025
Civilization VII has been released for players who pre-purchased the Deluxe and Founders Editions across all platforms.
February 3, 2025
Firaxis unveiled the 2025 roadmap for Civilization VII, promising new wonders, expansions, DLC, updates, events, and challenges.
January 30, 2025
Firaxis announced the Civ World Summit, set to be livestreamed on February 8, 2025, from XPERION Hamburg, Germany. Hosted by Sarah Engel and PotatoMcWhiskey in collaboration with Rocket Beans TV, the event will feature a live multiplayer showdown among prominent Civilization community members.
2024
October 8, 2024
Civilization VII introduces a groundbreaking feature allowing players to mix and match leaders and civilizations, dynamically changing as eras progress. This includes the representation of the Shawnee leader, Tecumseh.
Read more: Civilization 7 introduces 'Mix and Match' leaders and civilizations
June 8, 2024
Civilization VII was officially announced during the Summer Games Fest 2024, accompanied by a new trailer and a developer livestream.
Read more: Civilization VII announced at Summer Game Fest 2024
May 17, 2024
2K hinted at revealing the next installment in one of its major franchises at Summer Game Fest 2024, sparking speculation about Civilization VII among other potential titles.
Read more: 2K teases major franchise reveal at Summer Game Fest 2024
2023
December 7, 2023
Amid concerns about the development of Civilization 7 following the announcement of Civilization: Empires & Allies, Firaxis confirmed that work on Civilization VII continues unabated.
Read more: Civilization 7 development continues despite mobile game announcement
February 2023
Firaxis announced the development of a sequel to Civilization VI, spurred by a job listing for a narrative lead posted in 2021.
