Civilization 7 roadmap: What to expect from Civ 7 DLC plans
Will Civ 7 grow like its predecessor?
![Civ 7 Roadmap An aerial view of mountains and distant settlements.](https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/02/Civ-7-Roadmap-488a012.jpg?quality=90&resize=980,654)
Now that the day one patch has done its best to iron out those early concerns, we're wondering what the future holds for Sid Meier's Civilization 7.
The deluxe and pre-order editions have already expanded its leaders and cosmetics, but we expect much more.
Looking back on the 20 DLC packs for Civ 6, we're predicting that the only way is up for its successor.
So, is there a Civilization 7 roadmap? And if so, what can we expect in the coming months?
Let's take a look the confirmed DLC plans.
Is there an official Civ 7 roadmap?
At the time of writing, we know Firaxis Games' plans for Civ 7 right up until October this year.
From major updates to new leaders, events, and challenge releases, it's going to be an eventful year.
The following graphic was released on the Dev Diary section of the official website:
![Civ VII Roadmap Civ VII Roadmap in a menu](https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2025/02/Civ-VII-Roadmap-afc8991.jpg?quality=90&fit=700,466)
What to expect from Civ 7 DLC plans
As the graphic shows, there's lots of content and updates on the way in the coming months. But let's break it down.
March 2025
- Crossroads of the World Collection coming early March
- 1.1.0 Major Update coming early March
- Crossroads of the World Collection coming late March
- 1.1.1 Update coming late March
Between April and September 2025
- Right to Rule Collection (paid DLC)
- Free content update for all players
Although that's all we know at the time of writing, there's bound to be much more. Additional content for Civ 6 was released right up until 2023 (five years after its initial release), so we expect much the same here.
Plus, the graphic ends with the words "more to come", so expect plenty of noise and speculation across message boards and social media.
As soon as we know more, we'll be sure to update this very page.
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Ben Huxley is a freelance contributor to Radio Times, with bylines also in TechRadar, WhatCulture, GAMINGbible, and Live Science. A writer of fiction, too, he has a few short stories published and a novel on the way. He has a BA in English Literature, and an MA in creative writing.