It also increases trade route capacity whenever Portugal meets a new civ and provides open borders with all city-states. Elsewhere, Portugal has the Nau, a unique naval melee unit that replaces ...

Among other things, the final pack introduced the 50th new civilisation into Civ 6 – Portugal. Led by Joao III, Portugal is a civilisation themed around maritime trade and exploration.

The last piece of Civilization VI's New Frontier Pass is out now, adding the fan-favourite Portugal to the 4X game's roster of playable civilisations. The new micro-DLC also adds Portugal's ...

adds Portugal to the game. On top of that, the DLC is adding Zombies to the game with new gameplay for players to enjoy on March 25. RELATED: Everything Added in Civilization 6's New Frontier ...

This marks the final free update of the New Frontier Pass season of Civilization VI, which began in May 2020 and included six content packs in the last 10 months. The most recent pack, Portugal ...

The Civilization 6 Anthology has it all, and the price is pretty great. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. That may sound a ...

Civ 6 harnesses the series' great strengths and adds wonderful new features of its own in an accessible and compelling entry. When Civilization 5 unstacked units, forcing each onto its own ...

Here’s how it works. Firaxis has announced Civilization VI, the next game in the long-running 4X series. I ask lead designer Ed Beach about the sequel's new features, from revamped cities to a ...

As an experienced Civilization fan, playing the first 60 turns of Sid Meier’s Civilization 6 felt familiar. A bit more so than I’d expected, relative to Civilization 5 – this isn’t as ...

Sid Meier's Civilization 6, due to be released on Oct. 21. They each follow the same pattern. They tap into my desire to reorder chaos, to render it tamed, as if it were a disastrously ...

Critic Scott Butterworth wrote: "Civ 6 has a few rough edges, but they’re pushed far into the periphery by spectacular strategic depth and intricate interlocking nuances. Any frustrations I ...