Game Information
Game Title: Sid Meier's Civilization VII
Platforms:
- PlayStation 5 (Feb 11, 2025)
- PlayStation 4 (Feb 11, 2025)
- Xbox Series X/S (Feb 11, 2025)
- Xbox One (Feb 11, 2025)
- Nintendo Switch (Feb 11, 2025)
- PC (Feb 11, 2025)
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Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 83 average - 90% recommended - 10 reviews
Critic Reviews
Atarita - Alparslan Gürlek - Turkish - 82 / 100
Sid Meier's Civilization VII blends and modifies features from its predecessor. Although it is a bit barren in terms of innovations, it is a good game in terms of the strategic depth it brings to the series. I can say that it is positioned as an alternative to its predecessor, not a sequel.
Destructoid - Steven Mills - 9 / 10
I’m glad Firaxis is still finding ways to improve a genre it has mastered over the years, and as a result, Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 has the series in its best shape yet.
GAMES.CH - Olaf Bleich - German - 85%
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GRYOnline.pl - Adam Zechenter - Polish - 6 / 10
Civilization 7 is a very pretty and very chaoitc game. Brave but not thought out. It introduces changes that aren’t inherently bad, and they build an interesting foundation for a probably great game in the future. Unfortunately now we got an early access production for a premium access price.
GameSpot - Jason Rodriguez - 8 / 10
Sid Meier's Civilization VII remains as fun and engaging as ever, but too many drastic changes lead to glaring issues.
Gamer.no - Andreas Bjørnbekk - Unknown - 8 / 10
Civilization VII brings the series the revitalization it needs, with gorgeous new visuals, innovative city building and a new way to lead armies.
INVEN - Seungjin Kang - Korean - 8 / 10
Civilization VII refines its strategic depth through era transitions and civilization changes, though the most thrilling moments feel more spaced out. Despite these shifts, the game retains its signature "just one more turn" appeal—undeniably Civilization.
SECTOR.sk - Branislav Koh�t - Slovak - 8.5 / 10
Despite the fact that the Civilization series has been around for a while, it still manages to bring something new that at least slightly enriches and changes the gameplay. Here we have another quality piece of work that is worth playing.
Spaziogames - Italian - 8 / 10
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VGC - Jordan Middler - 5 / 5
Civilization VII is bold enough to add big changes to its formula, without getting rid of everything that has made the series iconic. Say goodbye to your free time, as from PC to handheld, every waking moment will be consumed by One More Turn.
The core elements of the game are there, they work and it’s fun to play. The incentives and dynamism that the new approach to Civilization switching with the legacy paths will keep the game fresh both across games and within them. Abandoning games after about 80 turns was a big issue for me in the last few titles. I’ve not had the notion to do that yet.
Unless my friends, who have put a lot of hours into both Civ 5 and 6, unanimously recommend 7 to me, I have no intention of getting it.
I'm both satisfied enough with what I already own, and not sold on the new one yet. Not to mention that it'll inevitably be a vehicle for more dlc and expansion pack sales
They won't. For some reason you are only allowed to like a single civ game and you must hate every sequent game.
No one's said anything about hating it. For me, it's primarily a co-op game, and if they're not going to switch to it, it's better for me to save the cash, and put it towards something else
I was just making a joke about civ fans always dislike every civ game except their favorite.
Wait until there's a steep sale on the Complete Edition later on. I only paid $5 for Civ5 Complete, and I think $15 for Civ6 Complete.