First Civilization VII DLC Goes to the One Place That Hasn't Been Corrupted by Capitalism

First Civilization VII DLC Goes to the One Place That Hasn't Been Corrupted by Capitalism

From DualShockers (Written by Greg Hill) on | OpenCritic

After months of constant player dissatisfaction, Firaxis’ embattled Civilization 7 is moving beyond the verdant planes of Mother Earth and into a locale far more vacuous and frigid. They might even meet capitalism-hating Mr. Tim Curry there.

That’s right—a new Civilization 7 expansion will allow players to expand their empires beyond the atmosphere of Earth and into the dark reaches of space.

Comprised of both a major free update titled Arc of Tomorrow and a paid expansion named Earthrise, the DLC package will bring the previously omitted Atomic Age to the chronology of eras players can navigate, along with an onslaught of modern technologies to utilize.

What’s Included In The Civ VII’s First DLC?

As part of the free update, the Atomic Age will be included for all players, extending the game’s runtime into a fourth era and long beyond its previous end point of 1950. Now, players can continue right through to 2050 and enjoy redesigned nuclear gameplay and the return of fan-favorite leader and nuclear propagator, Mahatma Gandhi.

The paid portion of the package, Earthrise, will introduce off-world mechanics and allow players to found their own space agency to survey nearby moons and planets. Space exploration...

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