Civilization VI turns 10 with a new official lo-fi album
Firaxis is marking Civilization VI’s 10th anniversary with The Lofi Sessions: 12 newly arranged versions of the game’s civilization themes.
Firaxis is marking Civilization VI’s 10th anniversary with The Lofi Sessions: 12 newly arranged versions of the game’s civilization themes.
A fan reverse-engineering project has disassembled Sid Meier’s Colonization for Windows and started patching the original game — including the river and coastline water animation MicroProse never finished, 30+ years on — plus a modern-OS runtime, documentation, asset tools and rescued fan maps.
Edgar Arakelyan’s OpenCiv3 plugin lets AI agents compete, negotiate, and play alongside humans—with live viewing, replays, and two AI commentators.
Civilization VII’s new 1.5.0 hotfix focuses on stability, late-game crashes, missing Treasure and Factory Resources, multiplayer softlocks, and several True Start Location Earth issues. Switch versions are coming later.
A little detour from Civilization 🚂 I’ve been building Wonder Rails, a cozy model railway you can watch, ride, or drive in your browser. The first world is free – no download or account needed.
Happy Civtember, everyone! Sid Meier’s Civilization turns 35 this month. The first game came out in September 1991, and we’ve all been saying “just one more turn” ever since. To celebrate, we made a short video that covers the entire series, from a single settler in 4000 BC to Civilization VII, in about two minutes. This is an… Read More »
Firaxis has detailed Civilization VII’s upcoming True Start Location Earth map: a Huge, hand-crafted world map with historical starts, navigable rivers, hand-placed resources, and random Natural Wonders. It arrives in free Update 1.5.0 during the week of September 14.