Civilization VII marks a significant shift in the long-standing series, introducing a revolutionary approach by allowing players to select any leader independently from their civilizations. This fundamental change unleashes creativity, enabling scenarios like Benjamin Franklin leading the Han Dynasty. The game is structured into three distinct Ages—Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern—with each age acting as a soft reset, prompting players to choose new unlockable civilizations based on historical continuity or specific player actions. While this new direction presents challenges, it also injects revitalizing excitement into the core gameplay that has captured players for over three decades.
The seventh installment of this long-running series is thrilling even in its flaws.
Civilization VII allows players to select leaders independent of their historical civilizations, fundamentally changing the game's narrative structure.
At the end of each age, players choose a completely new civilization, adding depth and surprise.
The game introduces three distinct ages that serve as soft resets, influencing gameplay and available civilizations.
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