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With the introduction ofCivilization 7, Firaxis Games brings to life the complexity of building a civilization from scratch. The new mechanic“Ages”, introduces a much-needed system to the game that helps the narrative feel realistic.

This has been revealed through a deep-dive video showcased after Gamescom Opening Night Live and gives players a better look at what they can expect from the upcoming game.
Ages Is a New Way of Adding Layers of Complexity
The developers have named Ages to be one of their biggest features in aCivilization 7game yet. They emphasize in the gameplay showcase that this is the biggest new feature.. This new mechanic gives players better insight into the kind of world they’re building, and how the civilization shapes up to be.
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In previous games, progress felt a bit one-dimensional and linear, based on the kind of leader players picked. While there have been a handful of ways a civilization can come out as a winner, there wasn’t much players could do when it came to its complexity.
However, all of that changes withCivilization 7.Divided into several different timelines, Ages helps you structure your growth better. For instance, the Antiquity Age forms the roots of a new civilization.

The Exploration Age lets your people brave the world a bit better. The Modern Age showcases a time when technological growth is at its peak, and humans push their limits for everything that’s yet to be discovered and invented.
Players can play each Age as its own entity, or weave it into their journey as they like. This hasn’t been explored properly, and certainly adds more depth to the potential of aCivilizationgame.

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Along with the core changes to how an era would work in the game, diverse cultural elements are also a part of the narrative. This time around, players will experience a better and moreauthentic representation of different cultures inCivilization 7.
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How players manage different units and choose where to grow their potential will be highly based on the kind of leaders they choose to engage with. Moreover, this is reflected in the game’s visual density. Cities now look more populated, and structures feel a bit more realistic.
This is essential to the game’s replayability factor, as era-specific progress marks the beginning of strategizing your moves. After all, every turn counts, and it’s good to know where your efforts are being utilized.

From what we’ve seen so far, what are your thoughts onCivilization 7? Is there something you like or dislike? Let us know in the comments below.
Tanay Sharma
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Tanay is a gaming writer who wears more hats than Red Dead Redemption 2 characters. He’s a musician, writer, voice-over artist and adores interactive media. He covers everything from game reviews to interviews with developers. His favorite games are the ones with memorable stories and characters. He’s also pursuing a master’s degree in Behavioral Sciences. No, he won’t read your mind.
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