Civilization VII – Features Thread

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Civilization VII – Features Thread

^Link to Features Thread^

This thread is only for adding new information or correcting any mistakes.

It really helps if you can add links to any new information/screen shots you find

Also Please Note: I will only be adding things if it has been seen in game-play or mentioned from a reliable source (developers or good media outlet).

Update:

05/10/2024 (1) - Age of Exploration Civilizations; Leaders; Independent Powers
02/10/2024 (1) - Civilizations - Antiquity Age Civilizations; Age of Exploration Civilizations; Cities - Wonders
27/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations - Antiquity Age Civilizations; Age of Exploration Civilizations; Leaders; Independent Powers; The Map - Natural Wonders; Geographic Features
26/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations - Antiquity Age Civilizations, Age of Exploration Civilizations
25/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations - Antiquity Age Civilizations, Cities
20/09/2024 (2) - Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics, Other
20/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations, The Map,
13/09/2024 (3) - Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics,
13/09/2024 (2) - Cities, The Map,
13/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, The Map,
01/09/2024 (1) - Civilizations
31/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities
28/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations
25/08/2024 (2) - Civilizations, Cities, Game Mechanics
25/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, Other
24/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, Game Mechanics, Other
23/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics, Other
22/08/2024 (2) - Civilizations, Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics, Other
22/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, Game Mechanics
21/08/2024 (2) - Introduction, Civilizations, Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics, Other
21/08/2024 (1) - Civilizations, Cities, The Map, Game Mechanics
08/06/2024 (1) - Other

 

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New Info coming in August

 

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Update:

Other - all the technical details we have been able to find.

 

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Update:

Civilizations
Cities - Districts, World Wonders, Units
The Map - Terrain, Natural Wonders, Resources
Game Mechanics - Disasters

 

[Ryansinbela]

Where were Aztecs and Hawaiians mentioned

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

Where were Aztecs and Hawaiians mentioned

I believe some assets alluded to them.

 

[Ryansinbela]

I believe some assets alluded to them.

Would be cool to see them

 

[The_J]

Please have a look at this thread https://forums.civfanatics.com/thre...-showcase-civilizations-leaders-shown.691328/ .
This thread here will be updated when.... details are more clear.

 

[Haig]

Units spotted:
Ironclad
Destroyer
Battleship
Infantry
Mechanized infantry
Sherman tank
T-34 tank
Biplane

 

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Update -

Introduction - Release Date
Civilizations - Age of Antiquity [Aksum, Egypt, Maya, Maurya, Rome]; Age of Exploration [Mongolia, Shawnee, Songhai]; Modern Age [Buganda]; Unknown Age [America, China, France] & Independent Powers [Magyar, Mixtec, Slav, Soninke]
Cities - Buildings, Improvements, Wonders, Technologies, Units
The Map - Terrain, Elevation, Natural Wonders, Resources, Geographical Features
Game Mechanics - Diplomacy; Religion; Great Works; Golden Age; Influence
Other - Narrator, Pre-Order, Editions,

 

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I need to add a section on Leaders and how they work, but if I have missed anything else please let me know.

 

[Uberfrog]

Imagine my surprise to hear Civ 7 mentioned on the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 this morning…

The BBC have an accompanying article here:

Civilization VII: How Roman London inspired the upcoming game

An eight-year wait for news on the next Civilization game is finally over.

www.bbc.co.uk

Seems to suggest the Normans and Britain as available civs for age 2 and 3 respectively. And further confirmation of the Mayans.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Imagine my surprise to hear Civ 7 mentioned on the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 this morning…

The BBC have an accompanying article here:

Civilization VII: How Roman London inspired the upcoming game

An eight-year wait for news on the next Civilization game is finally over.

www.bbc.co.uk

Seems to suggest the Normans and Britain as available civs for age 2 and 3 respectively. And further confirmation of the Mayans.

Civilization 7: The First Preview - IGN

We're happy to say we came away with a pretty positive outlook on Civilization VII. It's a more daring, risky take on the formula than any of the past few iterations have been, and we think that's definitely the way to go, considering those older games aren't going anywhere and are still quite...

www.ign.com

This says Normans as well.

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

Civilization 7: The First Preview - IGN

We're happy to say we came away with a pretty positive outlook on Civilization VII. It's a more daring, risky take on the formula than any of the past few iterations have been, and we think that's definitely the way to go, considering those older games aren't going anywhere and are still quite...

www.ign.com

This says Normans as well.

But it doesn't quote anyone, it only gives an example with reference to London

 

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Update -

Civilizations - Age of Antiquity [Rome]; Age of Exploration [Normans, Mongolia, Songhai]; Modern Age [Buganda, England]; Leaders; Leader Attributes; City States
Cities - Wonders; Units
Game Mechanics - Diplomacy;

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

With so much chaos:

One of the Crisis referes to an "infected settlement", which implies some sort of Plague or Sickness mechanic (this includes the entire Crisis system which seems to have been utterly overlooked in discussions)

 

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Update -

Cities - Quarters, Buildings, Improvements, Technologies, Civics,
The Map - Terrain, Vegetation, Natural Wonders, Resources, Geographical Features
Game Mechanics - Diplomacy, Government

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

With so much chaos:
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One of the Crisis referes to an "infected settlement", which implies some sort of Plague or Sickness mechanic (this includes the entire Crisis system which seems to have been utterly overlooked in discussions)

You should post this in the Small Observations thread

 

[Giskler]

Sepé Tiaraju was just a wonder quote (Iguazu Falls).

Wonders mentioned on Firaxis' website that are missing:

Serpent Mound

Wonders mentioned in this video that are missing:

Emile Bell
Ha'amonga 'a Maui
Nalanda
Pyramids of the Sun

The one that looks like St. Paul's Cathedral is probably El Escorial instead.

Missing from your list based on what's been seen in videos (and to be taken with a grain of salt):

Great Library
Ishtar Gate
Temple of Artemis
The Red Fort

 

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Update -

Cities - Civics, Social Policies
Game Mechanics - Eras, Crises