Overview of Update 1.1.0 for Civilization 7
- Introduction of the Bermuda Triangle as a new natural wonder.
- Balance adjustments for Mementos and enhancements to the Modern Cultural Legacy Path.
- Anticipated new content from the Right to Rule Collection set to launch between April and September, featuring additional leaders.
Firaxis Games has officially launched Update 1.1.0 for its acclaimed strategic title, Civilization 7. This significant update brings several enhancements, notably the Bermuda Triangle natural wonder, improvements to the user interface, and balance tweaks for Mementos. Feedback from the player community has been predominantly positive, though gamers have shared various suggestions for future updates, such as alleviating in-game disasters relative to play speed and enhancing map visibility, which some players find excessively dim.
Since its release in early February 2025, Civilization 7 has garnered attention for inviting players to navigate the evolution of human civilization, stretching from primitive societies to advanced cultures. Interestingly, PlayStation 5 users have reported unexpectedly gaining early access to the downloadable content (DLC) titled Crossroads of the World Part 2, slated for a March 25 release. This clemency allows players who purchased the DLC or the Founder’s Edition to explore both parts ahead of schedule.
As the inaugural major update, version 1.1.0’s patch notes delineate improvements and issue resolutions, particularly beneficial for console users. Key adjustments involve fine-tuning the Modern Cultural Legacy Path for those pursuing a Geographic Society victory, such as raising the cost of Explorer Units and introducing the option to study Natural Wonders as Artifacts. Notably, Part 1 of the Crossroads of the World Collection includes the introduction of Ada Lovelace, enriching the roster of Civilization 7’s esteemed Scientific leaders.
Announcement of Update 1.1.0: Featuring the Bermuda Triangle and New Leadership
“Update 1.1.0 is now live, featuring: ⬢ UI Improvements ⬢ Bermuda Triangle Natural Wonder ⬢ Refined Cultural Legacy Path ⬢ Balance Passes to Mementos ⬢…and more! Full notes here: https://t.co/ilDiR98qwX pic.twitter.com/gQo7zu8rTh — Sid Meier’s Civilization VII (@CivGame) March 4, 2025
- Improved Modern Cultural Legacy Path: Focus on Geographic Society
- Specific Updates for PC Players
- Crossroads of the World Collection: Part 1 Launch
- Introduction of New Leader Ada Lovelace
- New Civilizations for Great Britain and Carthage
- Inclusion of Four New Natural Wonders
The update has brought modifications to the extensive list of Mementos, aiming to enhance their effectiveness and ensure that various leader and civilization abilities receive equal representation. Additionally, PC players can explore new features, including the conversion of Holy Cities and updates to the Modern Age Geographic Society, which now yields a higher number of Artifacts on smaller maps.
The development team has also unveiled a content roadmap for 2025, laying out an exciting year ahead for players. Following the Crossroads of the World DLC, Firaxis plans to introduce the Right to Rule Collection between April and September, featuring two new Leaders, four unique Civilizations, and four World Wonders—all available for free. This update will complement new events, challenges, and further enhancements. Moreover, the developers hinted at even more free content set to arrive in October and beyond.
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