enriched & expanded pack

New city-states come your aid in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! Whether you trade with them, become their suzerain, or add them to your empire by force, you can't deny that city-states add a little something special to your games of Civilization. Your journey to victory wouldn't quite be the same...

Argentinian Empire Esplendor Patagónico Tiles within Argentinian cities automatically raise their Appeal by +1 (to a maximum of +2) whenever a Holy Site, Theater Square, Preserve, or Milonga is built on or adjacent to them. Any of said tiles that are included in a National Park provide Tourism...

Eva Perón leads Argentina in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! Special thanks to Leugi for inspiration on parts of this civ's design. First Lady of Argentina, Eva "Evita" Perón gained fame as a political activist and philanthropist, championing labor rights and women's suffrage, as well as...

Empire of Haiti Pearl of the Antilles Natural wonders within Haitian cities provide +2 Appeal to all tiles within the city. Improvements over luxury resources provide +1 additional Amenity and provide bonus Tourism in later eras. Reefs provide +1 Appeal to adjacent land tiles and +2 Culture...

Jacques I leads Haiti in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! Jean-Jacques Dessalines was born into slavery in the French colony of Saint-Domingue, but would eventually prove crucial in the struggle for an independent Haiti, defending the island against both Spanish and later French forces before...

Whereas the First Look posts endeavor to emulate an official reveal akin to Firaxis' own videos, (or at least what their videos used to be like) these Deep Dives will explore the concepts and mechanics of the civ on a deeper level as well as providing some nice 'flavor' text and some insight...

Brian Boru leads Ireland in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! As High King of Ireland, Brian Boru ushered in a new and successful dynasty of Irish kings, unifying a land with over 150 individual rulers. He is also credited with ending the Viking occupation of Ireland, albeit at the cost of his...

Throughout time, great people have made themselves known in ways that civilization has never forgotten. As leaders of their people... As the scourge of their enemies... As thinkers and dreamers who led humanity forward... As those who inspire others to achieve what none thought possible...