Rome wasn’t inbuilt a day, nor was Civilization 6, I suppose. The strategic colonize ’em up goes to spend a 12 months rolling out new paid (and a few free) updates. Firaxis Games say “we want to bring you more content—more Civilization—but in a way that keeps the game fun.” Apparently that’s coming within the type of the New Frontier Pass, which can get you entry to the six DLC packs coming to Civ 6. They’ll be launched each different month over the subsequent 12 months, starting on May 21st.
Firaxis say that over the course of the six DLC’s they’ll be including “eight new civilizations, nine new leaders and a variety of new gameplay content, including six new game modes.” Firaxis say of their developer replace under that the Maya will make a return. Never-played Gran Columbia shall be one other addition.
They additionally point out an “apocalypse mode,” new buildings, new models, and new tile enhancements. There are extra updates than that and Firaxis say “we think you’ll pleasantly surprised by a couple of them.”
The first DLC pack would be the Maya & Gran Colombia Pack coming later this month. Following it will likely be the Ethiopia Pack in July. The remainder of the 4 packs are unannounced to date, although it feels like some bits would require you additionally personal Civ 6’s Rise and Fall or Gathering Storm expansions.
Along with the six DLCs, Firaxis say “we’ll also be deploying six additional free updates for all Civilization VI players. These updates will include balance changes and free content, among other surprises.”
Even earlier than a truckload of additives, Civilization 6 is among the best strategy games on PC.
You can get the remainder of the small print in regards to the New Frontier Pass on Firaxis’s website. The Maya and Gran Columbia Pack releases on May 21st.
