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Firaxis will change Civilization 7 after a barrage of criticism

by Adam Feb 22,2025

Firaxis will change Civilization 7 after a barrage of criticism

Civilization VII's rocky launch prompts developer response. Firaxis Games acknowledges player concerns following a 47% positive Steam rating for Civ VII. Criticism centers not on core mechanics, but on a simplified interface, missing features, and insufficient content.

Firaxis has prioritized interface improvements for upcoming updates. These will focus on enhanced map readability, refined menus, and a more intuitive user experience.

Planned additions include:

  • Multiplayer team functionality.
  • New map types.
  • Customization options (renaming religions and cities).

A balance patch (Update 1.1.0) is slated for March release. The full game launched February 11th.

Many reviewers cite a premature release and significant required improvements. The $70 price point has faced heavy criticism, deemed disproportionate to the current game quality. The Civilization fanbase hopes Firaxis will address feedback through substantial updates to restore the series' renowned quality and attention to detail. The current state of the game falls short of expectations.

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