Civilization 7 has only three ages, but the latest clues indicate that Devs has already taken care of the possibility of adding more

Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 Now has a built -in feature to add additional ages to the game.

We have a long time been aware that the campaigns in Civilization 7 will end before modern time arrives. The developers have even confirmed that the fourth age will be added to the game, but at a later date.

Ages modules and bonuses

If someone does not trust the Firaxis Games Studio, so – as noted by Youtuber Gamerzakh – an early version of Civ 7 Confirming the modern age due to an error. When you access the section “Additional Content” from the main menu and then select “Mods”, you will first meet information about a “module” that introduces the ancient era.

Antiquity is one of the ages that will be available directly (along with the Middle Ages and modern times), which makes this message seem curious. Nevertheless, this seems to confirm that the game enables the extension of the game with extra ages through the use of such “modules”.

This is indicated by the fact that The Victory Conditions menu contains “bonuses” to carry out four older roads in modern times, although the campaign ends after this performance in the current version of Civilization 7.

Of course, there is also the option that the game simply copys part of the interface from previous ages, including the mention of older points for the next era. Nevertheless, the information about unlocking different bonuses does not seem to be a surveillance, especially since the interface would have improved several times with pre-release notes.

Prehistory and release time

As we have already mentioned, the fourth modern era has already been confirmed. After all, what kind of Civilization ending in the 1960s?

However, what fascinated fans are more to Implementation of whole “modules” of ages can expand Civilization 7 With more than just modern times. How this can work within the new civilization system (changed in each ERA) is uncertain, but some players hope that the prehistoric period would be included.

Still, even modern times are probably not to appear in the game too soon. First, we are already aware of the development plans for the seventh Civ Until September 2025, and they include no mention of new ages. Secondly, based on the reviews in the coming months, the celebration of celebration will be too busy improving their game to think about such serious changes.

By the way, the developers provided the exact liberation times for Sid Meier’s Civilization VII. The game will be available from 21:00 PT on February 10 for all players and February 6 for those with paid early access.