Following a less-than-stellar launch, Civilization 7's developers at Firaxis Games are committed to significant improvements. Addressing player concerns primarily focused on interface usability and gameplay experience, Firaxis has outlined a plan to rectify identified shortcomings.
Currently boasting a 47% positive rating on Steam, player feedback highlights not fundamental gameplay flaws, but rather a simplified interface, missing features, and a perceived lack of content. Firaxis has prioritized interface enhancements, promising increased map readability, refined menus, and a more intuitive overall user experience.
Upcoming additions include:
- Multiplayer team functionality.
- New map types.
- Customization options (renaming religions and cities).
A balance patch and general improvement update (1.1.0) is scheduled for March release, while the full game launched on February 11th.
Many reviewers cite the game's premature release and significant need for further development. The $70 price point has been heavily criticized, with players feeling it doesn't reflect the current state of the game. The Civilization community hopes Firaxis will actively incorporate player feedback into future updates, restoring the series' renowned quality and attention to detail. The current version falls short of the franchise's established standards.
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