This didn't work. You can play Civilization 6 without ever founding a city—not even with your first Settler in the Ancient Era—but only kind of. I first tried this without modding Civ 6 at all ...

This Civilization 6 city placement is next level This galaxy-brain play is either genius, or incredibly stupid. You decide!

Civ 6 harnesses the series' great strengths and adds wonderful new features of its own in an accessible and compelling entry. When Civilization 5 unstacked units, forcing each onto its own ...

In Civ 5, combat changed significantly. But combat is merely a system, albeit an important one. In Civ 6, it's the city itself — the throbbing organ of all Civ games — that is being altered.

Civ 6 strategy - war Kicking off a war is not as simple as just attacking a foreign unit or city; you've got to declare war first, and even then there are choices to make.

Three Ways Sid Meier's Civilization 6 Radically Reinvents Itself: City-Building, Science, and Diplomacy In with the new, paying respects to the old. By Dan Stapleton Updated: Dec 22, 2017 11:29 am ...

Civilization VI isn't removing Civ 5's one unit per tile rule, but Firaxis is dialling back on some of the harsher restrictions. "One thing we wanted to do was make sure you could tie units together.

Some of the changes in Civilization 6 are most obvious at the very beginning of the game. What were once called workers in Civilization 5 are now builders in Civ 6, and the way they work is ...

One of the biggest changes to Civ 6 is the introduction of districts, which dictate which kinds of buildings can go in various parts of your city — for example, you can build an art museum in ...

Expect much more on Civilization 6 on IGN this week, including a look at today’s trailer from the developers’ perspective and a chat about the new art style.