Six new city-states that can spawn in any game, including two that unlock new tile improvements for their suzerain (the Monastery from Armagh and the Alcázar from Granada).Three new natural wonders from around the North Sea: Eyjafjallajökull, Lysefjord, and the Giant’s Causeway.A 100-turn scenario set at the height of the Viking Age, allowing you to play as Denmark, Norway, or Sweden on a map that spans from Newfoundland to Constantinople.New Frontier Pass – Byzantium & Gaul Pack.New Frontier Pass – Maya & Gran Colombia Pack.Khmer & Indonesia Civilization & Scenario Pack.Persia and Macedon Civilization & Scenario Pack.
The ‘New Frontier’ pass packs though are being sold individually. You can typically pick them up together by buying either the Civilization & Scenario Pack bundle or the Platinum edition. We’ve broken everything down for you below, but it’s worth noting that at the time of writing, most of the initial civilisation/scenario packs that were released prior to the Rise and Fall aren’t actually available to purchase separately any more.
This is similar to what happened with the Civ 5 DLC run back when that was still a thing. Time will ultimately tell if we get anything beyond that or even another ‘big’ expansion, but in the meantime here’s everything you need to know about Civ 6’s current DLC library, including all of the smaller DLC that add many new civs and standalone scenarios. We’re now at half a dozen scenario packs, two major expansions and the New Frontier Pass is currently running with six smaller DLCs releasing between May 2020 and May 2021.
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The Civilization series has never reached Paradox-levels of DLC’s, but there’s now enough Civ 6 DLC, that you may need a bit of help evaluating all of the variety and options.
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