Firaxis Games has launched Update 1.1.0 for Civilization 7, enhancing the 4X turn-based strategy experience with a variety of additions and improvements.  Key features include the introduction of the Bermuda Triangle as a natural wonder, the arrival of new leader Ada Lovelace as part of the Crossroads of the World DLC, and several UI enhancements designed to streamline gameplay.

The update addresses community feedback by implementing balance changes to Mementos, making them more strategically viable options.  Specific adjustments have been made to the Modern Cultural Legacy Path for players pursuing a Geographic Society victory, such as increased costs for Explorer Units and the ability to study Natural Wonders as Artifacts.

Update 1.1.0 marks the first major update for Civilization 7, with patch notes detailing a range of fixes and improvements, particularly for console players.  The update includes balance tweaks for the Modern Cultural Legacy Path aimed at enhancing Geographic Society victories. This includes adjustments to Explorer Unit costs and the introduction of studying Natural Wonders as Artifacts.

The first part of the Crossroads of the World Collection introduces Ada Lovelace, a prominent figure in the history of computing, joining the ranks of Civilization 7's impressive roster of science-focused leaders.  All players gain access to the Bermuda Triangle as a new Natural Wonder, offering unique strategic opportunities.

Given the extensive list of Mementos in Civilization 7, the update rebalances these features to ensure they are competitive choices alongside existing Leader and civilization abilities.  PC players benefit from several exclusive additions, including the ability to convert Holy Cities and updates to the Modern Age Geographic Society, such as an increase in Artifacts spawned on smaller maps.

Firaxis Games has unveiled a comprehensive content roadmap for Civilization 7 in 2025, outlining a wealth of upcoming content. Following the Crossroads of the World DLC, the Right to Rule Collection is scheduled for release between April and September, adding two new leaders, four new civilizations, and four World Wonders, all for free.  Players can also anticipate new events, challenges, and updates throughout the year.  Further free content is planned for October and beyond, promising an ongoing evolution of the Civilization 7 experience.