We won’t be the first civilization to collapse — but we may well be the last The Cahokia Mounds stand by the Mississippi as a warning from a fallen culture.

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The oldest known Egyptian DNA sample, from a man who lived between 4,500 to 4,800 years ago, offers new insights into the potential ancestry of those who belonged to the enduring civilization.

That leads us to the biggest single change Civ 7 is introducing: like in 2020's Humankind, you won't be playing a single civilization for your entire campaign. There are three distinct Ages ...

If civilization collapsed tomorrow, would anything of us remain 100 million years from now? Could some alien beings visiting Earth in the future ever tell that this planet was inhabited by an advanced ...

The first Civilization was not developed and published by Firaxis, which didn't exist yet, but by MicroProse, which Meier founded with Stealey in 1982.

The first Civilization utilized a top-down view, but Civilization II offered an isometric view, which offered a more user-friendly perspective for each playthrough.

The Assyrian civilization may have been the first to develop the optical lens, which led to telescopes, glasses, and more. Dating back to the 8th century BC, ...

The first Sid Meier’s Civilization came out 25 years ago. It revolutionized not only the strategy genre but the entire computer gaming industry.

Civilization 7 simplifies things in some ways, but I definitely wouldn't say it's simple, and if you've been playing Civ 5 and 6 for a long time, some of the changes might throw you at first.

The latest installment in the Civilization series is more robust than ever before. We'll be your advisor to teach you all the Civilization 7 tips and tricks.

We're happy to say we came away with a pretty positive outlook on Civilization VII. It's a more daring, risky take on the formula than any of the past few iterations have been, and we think that's ...