Summary
- Civilization 7 has gone gold ahead of its February release, marking the final stage of development.
- The game will be available on multiple platforms, including the Steam Deck, with cross-play support.
- Players can pre-order different special editions, with the Collector’s Edition offering unique bonuses.
As a gamer excitedly counting down the days, I can’t help but share the thrilling news: I’ve learned that my favorite strategy game developers, Firaxis Games, along with publisher 2K, have announced that Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 has reached its final stage of development! In gaming terms, we call this moment “going gold.” This means the game is now ready for release on February 11, 2025. As part of the process, the physical copies of Civilization 7 will be sent to manufacturers for printing and packaging – one step closer to landing in my hands!
The “Civilization” video game series, initially launched in 1991 by Sid Meier, an American entrepreneur and software developer, comprises seven main games accompanied by various extensions, spinoffs, and board games. The seventh installment, “Civilization 7”, is set for release on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. Valve has recently announced exciting news for handheld gamers: “Civilization 7” will be playable on the Steam Deck, marking the first game in the series to receive the Steam Deck-verified badge.
The Civilization 7 official account shared on social media platforms that the game has reached its final production phase, or as they put it, “We’ve struck gold!”. Excited fans eagerly anticipate what Civilization 7 has in store. Key features include updated combat mechanics and a refreshed gameplay system where leaders are no longer bound to specific nations. Multiplayer matches can span single-age or multi-age campaigns, with the added convenience of cross-platform play between PC and console versions, simplifying collaborative conquests with friends. Additionally, players have the option to follow a historically accurate path or create their unique legacy that resonates throughout the gameplay experience.
Civilization 7 Has Gone Gold Ahead of February Launch
In a similar vein, Civilization VII boasts several recurring elements from its forerunners, including iconic landmarks such as the Terracotta Army and Mount Kilimanjaro. This nostalgic throwback to earlier versions is highly valued by fans, who have been inundating the news of its release with requests for “just one more turn.” Moreover, it’s fascinating to observe the number of players who have already pre-ordered this upcoming installment, and anticipation for playtime is steadily mounting.
Prior to its launch, enthusiasts were given an opportunity to pre-purchase different versions of “Civilization 7”, each offering various bonuses. These versions range from the Standard, Deluxe, Founders, and Collector’s Editions. The most expensive one is the Collector’s Edition priced at $279.99, which includes a functional Passage of Time clock, Scout figurine, Yield Icon Patch Set, among other extras. Also, pre-ordering the Standard Edition grants players the use of Tecumseh as a leader and access to the Shawnee Civilization.
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