Sid Meier's Civilization 7 has not met the expectations of the first buyers for the 7-day nominated game and is now only "mixed" in status on Steam with a long time yet until it will be available for other folks to play. Civilization 7 can be owned just by the person who has either the Founders edition or the Deluxe one, and they are the only people who have been confronted with the many problems the new game has, such as those related to the user interface. For the players who got to play Civilization 7 earlier, only 45 percent of the users on Steam are praising it, and most of the problems are about the USER INTERFACE.
Since the debut of that new series, players have become a bit unpredictable, and although some of the other players echo this and that, there are still some who find it tremendously hard to figure the new stuff out. In such instances, there might be indeed quite a few reviews where people have been saying that the next game is the worst, clearly, and it is not even being finished. Users are getting frustrated with the pop-up messages popping up all at once; in the meantime, the main messages are getting lost in the sea of repeating screenshots that come up, and the players feel imprisoned in the sci-fi game since they do not comprehensively understand the world of the civilization.
Some specific series' features are expunged, which could be cited to the absence of the agglomeration of settlers together and their ability to "peer" into the fog of war and look for a safe location to place a new building automatically. The most recent game also suffers from the lack of ability to customize, as players are challenged with most of the maps that are rather rudimentary, as well as there being practically no advanced options for the game world setup. There does not seem to be a way to view the tech tree outside of waiting until you have enough points for a new technology, etc.—come missing features that have been reported that are confusing the users—for which the movement speed and the city renaming are still not available.
On the other hand, some players highlighted the warfare changes as the best improvement in the game when they were playing Civilization 7. The involvement of commanders has been the biggest hit, particularly considering the advantages they bring to the military units, and the aggressive component of the game still grabs the attention of the players but in a different way. A lot of the people also shared their positive view of the fact that the new civilizations started out as small towns that worked differently from the larger cities, and one has the choice of picking to either create the differentiating factor or the cities.