The latest major Civilization 7 patch is live, bringing new features for maps, a ton of new advanced game options and more.

Sid Meier's Civilization 7 Update 1.2.2 finally adds Steam Workshop support on PC while bringing numerous other improvements ...

Civ 7’s most popular leader in week 1. In their update, the Civilization 7 developer notes that the game’s first three patches were admittedly a bit of a rush job.

The highly anticipated Civ 7 update 1.2.2 has just hit live servers, bringing a load of new sandbox-focused functionality and ...

Civ 7's 1.1.0 update makes other AI and balance tweaks, fixes bugs, and addresses some UI problems—complaints about the UI have been a big contributor to Civ 7's "mixed" Steam rating—but it ...

Update 1.1.1 for Civilization 7 is here, adding Quick Move, additional UI updates, and much more. The patch also adds Bulgaria as a new civ, along with Nepal and the new leader Simón Bolívar for ...

Civilization VII’s next big update has arrived and the 4X strategy game is steadily checking off the boxes on players’ most requested fixes and additions.It hasn’t yet purged the negative ...

'If you fire it up, there's a build of Civilization 1 on there': The '90s PC that Sid Meier used to make the first Civilization has a whopping 16MB of memory and still works ...

However, Civ 7's 1.2 update, due later this month, looks like it's going to be a crowd-pleaser. As had been teased previously, the One More Turn feature is coming to the game in this patch.

On Tuesday March 4, Civilization 7 update 1.1.0 will land. This will fully reintroduce crossplay and also deliver the new Wonder, the Bermuda Triangle, to all players for free.

Sid Meier's Civilization 7 update 1.1.1 has landed on all platforms except Nintendo Switch It adds loads of free quality of life features, plus a new natural wonder Paid content spans a new leader ...

A closer look at the Compaq Deskpro 386 used to make Civ 1. (Image credit: Future) As for the leather chair, that was apparently the idea of one of Sid Meier's business partners, Bill Stealey.