Crossroads of the World, the first Civilization VII DLC, arrives in March, launching in two parts. The initial release features Great Britain and Carthage as playable civilizations, introducing Ada Lovelace, a pioneering computer scientist, as a new leader. Three weeks later, the second installment adds Simon Bolivar as a leader, alongside Bulgaria and Nepal as new civilizations.

Right to Rule, the second DLC, is slated for release in the second or third quarter of 2025 (April-September), bringing two more leaders, four additional civilizations, and exciting new natural wonders to the game.

Firaxis is committed to ongoing enhancements, including new challenges and events. March will see the addition of in-game events and natural wonders such as the Bermuda Triangle and Mount Everest.

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Civilization VII launches on February 11th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Deluxe and Founders Edition owners gain five days early access, starting February 6th. A day-one patch will also be available upon release.

Firaxis Games and 2K have declared Sid Meier's Civilization VII a "gold standard," signifying the completion of primary development and eliminating further delays barring unforeseen circumstances. The Steam Deck compatibility has also been confirmed, ensuring the game's availability across all modern platforms.