They will be led by John Curtin (Prime Minister of Australia between 19), and their unique unit will be the “Diggers”. On the paid side of things, Australia will be coming as a new Civ. That’s the information about the free update. The various balance changes and bug fixes that’ll come with this update will apparently be detailed at a later date, but should range “from trade routes to ice caps, obsolete units to AI upgrades”. Workshop support will, as usual, just make it easier to install and apply those eventual mods in Civilization VI.Ĭo-op multiplayer will work pretty much as you’d expect, adding the ability to “team up with your friends to conquer the world together against AI or human opponents”. Civ 6 has went through multiple update and hopefully this template is still usable. It also shows terrain Yields in not owned tiles in radius and yield/tile count changes between the last and current measured locations. The template is dated May 2017 (based on the video date). This Civilization VI mod is an simple tool to visually estimate city location and to measure effect distances. Firaxis aren’t exactly being specific about those tools in their post, saying only that they will “make it easier for artists and modders to express their creativity within the game”. I got a mod art file template from a YouTube tutorial (C iv 6 How to make your own Leader and Civilization (With Template) - by Josh Atkins).

Steam Workshop support will be part of the package, along with said modding tools. Firaxis are dubbing this the ‘Australian Summer’ Update, and it’ll also include multiplayer team functionality. News aplenty today about Civilization VI, which will be receiving a free, modding-focused update “soon”, and a (paid) DLC adding Australia to the game.

Civ 6 mod tools