Fans of Civilization VI were spoiled with over 20 engaging downloadable content (DLC) packs throughout its seven-year span since launch. With the recent announcement of Civilization VII, expectations are similarly high for its future DLC offerings, some of which were confirmed even before its scheduled release in February 2025.
The inaugural DLC for Civilization VII is set to launch in March 2025, followed by additional content anticipated between April and September of the same year. This guide will continually evolve, providing players with the latest insights and a comprehensive Civ 7 DLC release schedule.
Civ 7 DLC Release Timeline
|
DLC Content |
Release Window |
|---|---|
| Crossroads of the World Collection (Release 1) | March 4, 2025 |
| Update 1.1.0 | March 4, 2025 |
| Crossroads of the World Collection (Release 2) | March 25, 2025 |
| Update 1.1.1 | March 25, 2025 |
| Right to Rule Collection | April 2025 |
| Update 1.2.0 | April 2025 |
Confirmed DLC for Civ 7
March 4, 2025
- Crossroads of the World Collection – Release 1: Featuring Ada Lovelace (Leader), Carthage (Civilization), Great Britain (Civilization), along with four new Natural Wonders [Paid DLC]
- Update 1.1.0: Introduces Bermuda Triangle as a Natural Wonder, enhancements to the Modern Age Cultural Legacy Path, and Memento Balance Pass [Free DLC]
March 25, 2025
- Crossroads of the World Collection – Release 2: Includes Simon Bolivar (Leader), Bulgaria (Civilization), and Nepal (Civilization) [Paid DLC]
- Update 1.1.1: Brings Mount Everest as a Natural Wonder, an AI update, and customizable city and commander names [Free DLC]
April 2025
- Right to Rule Collection: Features two new Leaders, four new Civilizations, and four new Natural Wonders [Paid DLC]
- Update 1.2.0: Introduces a “One More Turn”option in the Modern Age, a research queue, enhanced multiplayer team functionality, and more [Free DLC]
The Crossroads of the World and Right to Rule collections are included in the Founders Edition of Civilization VII, while the Deluxe Edition contains only the former.
Future DLC Prospects for Civ 7
The development team behind Civilization VII has expressed a commitment to delivering a wealth of additional content beyond just the Crossroads of the World and Right to Rule additions. Similar to its predecessor, fans can anticipate ongoing support, which may encompass a rich blend of both paid and complimentary DLC to keep the community actively engaged. Furthermore, there are hints of new features and quality-of-life tweaks set to arrive in future updates, such as the return of Hotseat multiplayer, responding to player feedback. These enhancements promise to deliver a more enriching gameplay experience in a world of expanding civilizations.
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