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Okay, so Firaxis is kinda dropping some news bombs about Civilization 7, and I guess it’s one of those updates where everyone goes “Finally!” or “Why now?”. Anyway—you ever notice how games just keep updating? Like, just release the perfect thing right off the bat. But no, they keep fiddling until they get it just… okay, maybe I’m rambling.
Civilization 7 launched back in February 2025. Took ’em nine years after the last one, which feels like forever, right? Anyway, this game has three ages or whatever: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern. It’s like trying to remember the last time I organized my closet. Players jump into the shoes of some epic leader, trying to push their civilization forward, building cities and… um, doing stuff like making tech discoveries. Oddly enough, it’s kinda relaxing to think about world domination from the comfort of your couch.
Oh, right, there’s an update 1.2.2 landing on June 17. Brace yourselves for large, huge maps (if sizes matter, this one’s for you). These maps fit 10 civilizations in single-player mode. Multiplayer shrinks it down a bit, letting eight players give it a whirl. Also, you know those pesky crises popping up in the game? Now you can pick and choose. Sort of like deciding chocolate or vanilla, but with more… strategy?
Now, the rundown of new stuff coming in—hang on, I need to find my notes—update. Steam Workshop support is coming, thank goodness. Sharing mods is like trading stickers back in school. Then there’s the whole ‘new town specialization’ thing. Did I mention Resort Town? Sounds like a nice vacation but in-game. Plus, 24 new City-State bonuses, two Pantheons, and 14 new Religious Beliefs… Who comes up with these things?
And there’s more brewing beyond just June. Auto-Explore might drop in July, helping out those indecisive explorers. Hotseat Multiplayer? Well, it doesn’t have a date yet. Firaxis says they’re “actively scoping”—whatever that means. So, stay tuned, I guess?
Alright, enough of my rambling. Go check it out if you’re into playing epic leader. If not, well—no idea why I noticed this, but maybe try organizing your closet instead.
