Civ 7 has launched to poor reviews from longtime series fans, some of whom call the game incomplete. But Firaxis has promised it’s working on a fix.

Civilization 7 is out, and while the game has launched to a ‘mixed’ user review rating on Steam, the boss of parent company Take-Two believes hardcore fans of the series will eventually come to love it.

After Advanced Access players expressed serious disappointment in Civilization 7, Firaxis Games has promised to address concerns.

Civilization 7 early access players report some big problems on Steam, as bad reviews amass over the user interface and missing features.

Civilization 7 is here, and despite the game launching to 'mixed' reviews, Take-Two, the game's parent company, is confident players will come around.

Civilization 7 has begun its early access (as opposed to Early Access) period, and its player count is soaring, but reviews are mixed.

While Sid Meier's Civilization 7 launches on February 11, those who bought the Deluxe Edition can already play the game a few days beforehand. This kind of advance access for higher tier versions brings in more earnings,