"Civilization 7" Steam has mixed reviews and official confirms that it will focus on improving the UI

2025-02-08 22:09:32|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Although the highly anticipated strategy game "Civilization 7" will not be released until next week, players who pre-order the Founder's version can already play it in advance.However, the game’s response so far isn’t as positive as Take-Two and 2K expected.The game users on Steam have rated "mixed reviews" with a positive review rate of only 47.24%.Many bad reviews criticized the game's UI, and developers have responded that they are "exploring" how to improve it.

Of course, the game itself and the large number of bugs in the game are also the key points of criticism for players.Many players who purchased the luxury version said that they spent more money to help test the bug. Not only would they frequently crash and turn-break cards, but they also had huge changes in the gameplay, especially the changes in the system of the times, which caused a lot of criticism.However, UI is the most common pain point among many bad reviews in English.

Development studio Firaxis has responded to this, responding under a Steam review of the majority for users, saying: "We have learned about the feedback on the game UI. We will continue to improve Civilization 7, thank you for taking the timeGive feedback.”

The subsequent 1.01 version patch released by the game has improved some UI issues.

Recently, Firaxis issued a statement, with more detailed plans providing more information."For the past few days, the team has been working hard to address feedback from players, including our Steam user reviews during our advance location. As the responsible team for the Civilization series, we have higher requirements for ourselves," the studio wrote.And always develop the best game as much as possible. Without all players, Civilization can't go so far, so your opinions are very important to us."

Next, the studio plan will focus on improving the UI, including making UI interaction more intuitive and map readability.The team promises to be working on solving UI issues and will share more details as soon as possible.

In addition, they will also add functions required by the player community in the resolution of Alai's uncertain re-addition, including adding team functions in multiplayer games, providing more map types, adding custom functions for city and religious names, etc.The 1.1.0 patch launched in March will also improve the gameplay experience.

"We will continue to support Civilization 7 in the coming years, and feedback remains crucial to helping us build and create the future of the Civilization series," the studio wrote.

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