Civilization 7 Quality-Of-Life Fixes Are Inbound, Starting With Its UI

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Ahead of its full release on February 11, Civilization VII developer Firaxis has outlined plans to improve the game with post-launch fixes and new features. Early reviews for Civilization VII have been mixed so far, while Steam community feedback posts have also highlighted several areas that need to be addressed.

In a developer update, Firaxis revealed that its primary focus is on the user interface, as it wants to make this part of the game easier to use and read. “We need some time to digest all of your feedback, but some areas that we’re already looking into include making UI interactions more intuitive, improving map readability, fixing areas of polish like formatting, and more,” Firaxis explained in a

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. “We’re committed to getting this right, and will share more details as soon as we can.”

Firaxis will also be working on implementing several features requested by the community, adding these in via free future updates. While the timing for these has yet to be worked out, the developer says that Civilization VII fans can expect to see the following features added in time:

• Adding Teams to multiplayer games so that you can play cooperatively
• Allowing full player counts in multiplayer in all three Ages through refinements to the Distant Lands system
• Allowing you to pick your starting and ending Age to allow for single- or double-Age games
• Providing a wider variety of map types
• Enabling city and religion names to be customized
• Hotseat multiplayer

The studio added that is aiming to release Patch 1.1.0 in March, which includes quality-of-life UI adjustments, ongoing AI balance and improvement, adjustments to diplomacy and crises, and additional bug fixes. Currently available in early access on PC, Civilization VII will also be coming to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Switch.

The game is also expected to be on Switch 2 via backwards compatibility, and with rumors of the updated Joy-**** controllers having mouse-like functionality, Civilization VII executive producer Dennis Shirk recently commented that such a feature is quite intriguing.

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