Civilization VII Review – Into a New Future
The verdict is that this is the tightest gameplay of any game in the long running Civilization series.
The verdict is that this is the tightest gameplay of any game in the long running Civilization series.
Firaxis studios has always tried to respect tradition with each new iteration of the franchise, even as they try to take the series in surprising new directions. Civilization VII arrives making bold choices, thoughtfully poking at what it means to be a new Civilization game.
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