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Civilization 7launched in a bit of a state.
Adjacency makes a big return in Civilization 7.
It’s more important than ever to plan out your cities as you expand.
True to form, they’ve already done plenty, and it’s well worth checking it out.
As of right now,there is no Steam Workshop supportfor Civilization 7.
We’ve been downloadingevery mod on this listviaCivFanatics,and we’ll include links to each of our picks.
Huge shoutout to the team over there for their passionate commitment to the franchise!
YnAMP is acomprehensive map packthat addslarger-sized map options and a gargantuan Earth-styled mapwith true-start locations for every civ.
This generator isa dramatic improvement over both Continents and Continents++.
Gedemon has served us up a world of possibilities with this mod.
Sukritact’s Simple UI Adjustments
Sukritact’s name is legendary in Civilization fan circles.
Sukritact’s Simple UI Adjustmentsis the name of this mod, but if anything, Sukritact is underselling it.
Civ 7 launched witha rather rough UIthat frequently feels at-odds with itself.
The information on display isfar more robust than the vanilla version.
Even more impressive is theoverhauled settlement information displayscreen.
Huge props to the creator, thecrazyscot, for this!
As noted on this mod’s page (and as personally verified by our repeated playthroughs!
More Natural Wonders
Right now, there are only12 Natural Wondersavailable in Civilization 7.
There are plenty of other very spiffy mods available over at CivFanatics.
Oh, and we’ll let you know if and when Steam Workshop picks up on all these!
Set sail for adventure in Civilization 7.
