Civilization VI’s Spring Update (the game likes to do things in seasons) is now live, and while many of the changes it brings are just tweaks to various dials and figures, there are a few welcome new additions in there as well.
Between civs, city states and wonders, there’s a lot of stuff from history being recreated in Civilization VI. This handy map shows you exactly where all that comes from in the real world.
As I said in my review, Civ VI is a game that allows for a nice degree of urban planning. Or, with the use of a wonder and an army of archers, one hell of a stronghold.
A very big update is out for Civ VI today (the first major one since launch), which among other things adds a lot more useful tips to the UI, makes the AI actually upgrade its military units and lets you rename cities.
Used to be that if you got a population of over 20 you had a big city in Civilization. That was until Civ VI came along and changed everything.
Sean Bean is not the star of Civilization VI. But he is easily one of the highlights.
That’s one hell of an intro for a turn-based strategy game you’ve got there, Civilization VI.
