Not sure if anyone's picked up on this, but Target is now displaying the final box art on their preorder page
Box art
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CivRulez07
Warlord
Apparently it's not coming out until Christmas day of 2025, too ;(
Hmmm, so Michelangelo's David is replacing the Rockfeller Center's Atlas as the main menu background art? I was expecting something like Ecstasy of Saint Teresa, since their adopting a baroque-styled UI, but come to think of it, David is going to fit better.
Civsassin
Immortal
That's outstanding. Nice catch. that's probably a default when there is no definate release date.
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It's the Boudicca, Attila, David with a big V that was in the background for the Ed Beach interview video from several weeks back.
bonafide11
Worker
Boudicca is kind of hot. Just saying...
TheMarshmallowBear
Benelovent Chieftain of the Ursu Kingdom
Isn't David the current icon for Marble xD?
elprofesor
Pluri-editing poster
It's also refreshing to see a woman depicted in a videogame box cover without huge boobs... But maybe that's just me
I guess you mean something like...that you could place Conan the Barbarian right in the middle and it would style wise still work...
Personally I like it
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seasnake
Conquistador
It's also refreshing to see a woman depicted in a videogame box cover without huge boobs... But maybe that's just me
And yet if she had huge boobs, would anyone really complain?
I though it was pretty obvious that this was the box art when we saw it behind Ed Beach in the hotel room videos. It's incredibly ugly... not that this matters when most of us will probably just download it.
Certainly.
elprofesor
Pluri-editing poster
Well, I feel Catherine is a bit over-the-top in game; I don't feel very comfortable speaking to her...
bonafide11
Worker
Personally, I think the box art looks pretty cool, and that has nothing to do with the fact that I've already commented on how much of a fan I am of Boudica.
TheMarshmallowBear
Benelovent Chieftain of the Ursu Kingdom
Nope..... not really.....
How would you depict a god ^^?
Seriously, Attila is named "King of the Huns" in Wikipedia, but not sure if he really had some sort of divine right of kings, or if it's just used as general term for a ruler.
