Sid Meier's Civilization VII

The latest 4X strategy chapter, with three distinct ages and switchable civilizations per era.

11 Feb 2025 · $69.99

About Sid Meier's Civilization VII

COMPARE EDITIONS Sid Meier's Civilization® VII Settler's Edition Expand the strategic horizons of your empire and enjoy more options for your reign with Sid Meier's Civilization® VII Settler's Edition! Sid Meier's Civilization VII Settler's Edition is the ideal way for new players to start their journey through history with a treasure trove of additional content. If you already own Sid Meier's Civilization VII Standard or Deluxe Edition, you can individually purchase the DLC included in the Settler's Edition. Settler's Edition includes: • Full base game • Tecumseh and Shawnee Pack • Crossroads of the World Collection: • 2 leaders: Ada Lovelace, Simón Bolívar • 4 civilizations: Carthage, Great Britain, Nepal, Bulgaria • 4 Natural Wonders: Machapuchare, Mount Fuji, Vihren, Vinicunca • badge cosmetic bonus • Right to Rule Collection: • 2 leaders: Genghis Khan, Lakshmibai • 4 civilizations: Assyria, Dai Viet, Qajar, Silla • 4 Wonders: Grand Bazaar, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, Ubudiah Mosque, Wat Xieng Thong • 1 badge cosmetic bonus • 4 leader Personas: • Ashoka (World Conqueror) Persona • Friedrich (Baroque) Persona • Himiko (High Shaman) Persona • Xerxes (The Achaemenid) Persona • Deluxe Cosmetics Pack • 4 profile customizations • 1 alternate scout skin

• Three-Age structure with civilization switching
• Legacy path objectives
• Crisis events between Ages
• Single player and online multiplayer
• Deep diplomacy and culture systems
• Steam Achievements
• Full controller support
• Steam Trading Cards
• Steam Workshop
• HDR available
• Family Sharing

Gameplay

Civilization VII is a 4X turn-based strategy game. The player oversees the growth of a human civilization from its earliest settlements to advanced society. The player uses various military and civilian units to explore the map, grow their civilization through the founding of additional settlements, advance their civilization's culture and technology, utilize surrounding resources, and contend or collaborate with competing civilizations. Multiple victory conditions are available to the player, including military, scientific, cultural, and economic avenues. Civilization VII allows the player to select leaders and civilizations independently, with civilizations favoring leaders with certain attributes. The criteria for what constitutes a "leader" have also been updated, now including philosophers, religious figures, and scientists who were not heads of state. The historical era system is simplified into the antiquity, exploration, and modern ages, in comparison to the further divisions implemented by the game's predecessors. During all ages, independent factions—deliberately labeled to prevent perceived negative connotations of the term "barbarian" used in previous games in the series—emerge. Depending on how the player chooses to interact with them, these may evolve to become city states. Towards the end of the antiquity and exploration ages, players are faced with "crisis events" which simulate societal disruption and civilization downfall. Upon the conclusion of these ages, the player must choose whether to choose a new civilization with which to begin the next age or keep playing as the civilization they already selected.