Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 update 1.000.006 (v1.1.1) is available to download on PS5, PS4(1.04), and PC (Steam). According to the official Civilization 7 patch notes, the latest Civilization VII’s 1.1.1 update introduces Quick Move for faster gameplay, Standard map generation, and Settlement/Commander renaming. UI improvements include better health bars, trade routes via lens, crisis turn tracking, and a Restart button. Additionally, the Civilization 7 patch 1.000.006 also includes performance improvements.
Since the last patch, players are facing a number of problems with the game. Today’s Sid Meiers Civilization 7 version 1.000.006 will fix a few of these issues. Read more details below.
Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 Patch Notes – March 25, 2025
Quick Move
A new optional setting, Quick Move, allows players to disable unit movement animations for faster gameplay. This setting is disabled by default and can be toggled in the game settings menu.
Map Generation
A new default start position option, Standard, has been added. This method mirrors Civilization VI’s map generation, offering varied and unpredictable continent layouts. The previous start position method is now labeled Balanced and remains the default for multiplayer games. Balanced can be selected via Advanced Options. Additional updates for map variety, generation, and larger maps are planned for future releases.
Settlement and Commander Renaming
Players can now rename Settlements and Commander Units by clicking the pen icon in the upper-right corner of their respective menus.
UI Improvements
Several UI enhancements have been implemented:
- Unit Flag and Health Bar Visibility: Increased visibility for unit health bars in the Unit panel and Settlement health bars.
- Plot Tooltips: Tooltips now display the number of assigned Specialists and remaining slots.
- District Under Attack Notification: A new alert triggers when districts are under attack.
- Trade Lens: A new lens highlights available trade routes. Merchants can be sent directly to cities from the lens panel, though trade routes must still be initiated manually in earlier Ages.
- Age Progress Wheel: Added indicators for the number of turns remaining before Crises trigger or escalate.
- Restart Button: A restart button allows players to regenerate maps with the same settings and leader choices within the first few turns. This feature is unavailable after Age transitions or in multiplayer games.
Further UI updates will focus on readability, accessibility, and ease of use.
New Natural Wonder: Mount Everest
Mount Everest (Sagarmatha/Chomolungma) is now a Natural Wonder. When discovered, it grants +2 Happiness, +2 Influence, +2 Culture, and reveals all Mountain tiles on the continent.
Crossroads of the World Collection – DLC 4-6*
Leaders
- Simón Bolívar (Crossroads of the World DLC*):
- Attributes: Expansionist, Militaristic
- Unique Ability – El Libertador: Grants free Support during wars. Conquered Settlements can purchase a Building for free. Allows purchasing items during Unrest.
- Agenda – Cornerstone of Freedom: Increases relationships with leaders who have the fewest Unhappy Settlements. Decreases relationships with leaders who have the most Unhappy Settlements.
Civilizations
- Bulgaria (Exploration Age, Crossroads of the World DLC*):
- Attributes: Militaristic, Expansionist
- Unique Ability – Krum’s Dynasty: Pillaging Improvements grants Food in all Towns based on HP or yields gained.
- Unique Units: Tarkhan (Commander), Bolyar (Cavalry)
- Associated Wonder: Rila Monastery
- Nepal (Modern Age, Crossroads of the World DLC*):
- Attributes: Diplomatic, Cultural
- Unique Ability – Roof of the World: Warehouse Buildings apply to Mountain tiles but increase Food and Happiness Maintenance costs.
- Unique Units: Sherpa (Scout), Gurkha (Infantry)
- Associated Wonder: Boudhanath
Download free Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 update 1.000.006 on PlayStation 5.
