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Civilization 7 being compared to Humankind is "probably the best compliment I ever got", says Amplitude boss
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It seems to be reviewing pretty poorly on Steam (Civ 7). I was looking forward to it but held off because of that, is it worth checking out? Humankind also seemed to get pretty average reviews.
It's reviewed poorly because it just came out and is missing a lot of features (read DLCs) and bug fixes the previous civs already have. That and there is no British civ yet (unless they've added them recently-ish).
Didn't play much of Humankind, but from what I've heard, it was a great concept, but it lacked a lot of polish and got a little overhyped when it came out as the 'Civilization killer'.
They added the British a few weeks ago, along with a bunch of improvements.
They recently added a british civ and leader (Ada Lovelace) but you have to buy the DLC for it