Civ 7's reception is looking a bit subdued for such an anticipated game, but Firaxis says "work is already underway" on big updates. The last two Civilization games are still very popular, which ...

Both Civ 5 and Civ 6 have hit higher peak concurrent player counts ... I think Civ 7 will likely gain more acceptance over time. Firaxis has historically committed to these games for the long haul, ...

Firaxis has already released ... Valve’s store was the only place where the game could be purchased – though people are likely playing Civ 6 on other platforms, too, a lot of cast-iron fans ...

Developer Firaxis Games hires a popular modder specializing in UI, signaling promising news for the future of Civilization 7.

It's good but not great, and the resulting letdown—people expect big things from new Civ games—has manifested ... those of ...

Civilization 7 refines the legendary 4X formula with new mechanics and improved AI, but is it a true leap forward or just a polished retread?

Every new generation of the mighty Firaxis 4X games feels like it takes ... this is an ideal chance to try Civ 6. The base game is already in a fantastic place. Then you have the strategic choices ...

When they got hold of detailed audience data for Civilization 6, Firaxis creative director Ed Beach and executive producer Dennis Shirk were dismayed to discover that fewer than 40% of their players ...

Related:Civilization 7 received major 1.1.0 update and its first DLC. However, players aren't returning to the new strategy Firaxis Studio is trying to ... he forever entrusted his heart to PC games.

It's a good foundation, but Firaxis has some building to do if Civ 7 is going to attract more Civ 5 and Civ 6 players.